but just asking a bunch of questions of the patient, medical history, known allergies, current medications... all of that can be used to temporarily administer healthcare to the people there who need medical assistance.
turning away pregnant women, who were scheduled to deliver, and just telling them "best of luck"...
is fucked.
write it all down, enter it all into the computer once the system comes back online.
everything is so needlessly complicated these days... i find it hard to believe we can't revert to paper and pen for a week without the entire medical system grinding to a screeching halt.
yeah, i get that...
but just asking a bunch of questions of the patient, medical history, known allergies, current medications... all of that can be used to temporarily administer healthcare to the people there who need medical assistance.
turning away pregnant women, who were scheduled to deliver, and just telling them "best of luck"...
is fucked.
write it all down, enter it all into the computer once the system comes back online.
everything is so needlessly complicated these days... i find it hard to believe we can't revert to paper and pen for a week without the entire medical system grinding to a screeching halt.