Why would that necessarily be the case? I understand that bad software can get in the way of anything, but I find it hard to imagine there is nothing out there that actually helps any given (and willing) physician to improve their work, and make more time for patients, not less. There are inherent properties to IT that can help make stuff more efficient across any domain I can think of, and physicians work checks a lot of the marks.
I happen to work in the medical field and while a lot of the software involved has its issues, not working with software, at this point, seems like a really bad idea, in terms of error prevention, performance and efficiency.
I happen to work in the medical field and while a lot of the software involved has its issues, not working with software, at this point, seems like a really bad idea, in terms of error prevention, performance and efficiency.