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Q: What are some of the unique challenges to managing IT within the healthcare industry?
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One particular challenge for managing IT within the healthcare industry involves coordination between disparate information processing systems. Doctors are among the most demanding audience of users, insisting on instant access to information which is scattered throughout separate software applications. A solution to this is a hybrid electronic medical record system that is engineered with open path technology providing for maximum extensibility and interoperability. It allows users to directly access external applications and data through one system.
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