Reasonable Objective #1 Our national health information infrastructure enables any accredited medical end point, to share protected health information, on an appropriately identified patient in common, with any other accredited medical end point. It should be as easy as selecting the other end point's identifier, selecting the patient in common, selecting the type of information to be sent, and pressing the send button. Anything else, or more complicated, is unnecessary. Health information technology vendors take note.

Judy Faulkner is the billionaire founder of Epic Systems, and a recent study by Dr. Christine Sinsky reveals the following time spent on Epic per 8 hours seeing patients: • Infectious Disease 8.4 Hours • Endocrinology 7.7 Hours • Nephrology 7.5 Hours • Primary Care 7.3 Hours • Hematology 7.2 Hours This is why Epic Systems has decreased productivity and caused burnout of physicians. Much of this time spent is pajama time and not reimbursed. Physicians need to be reimbursed for all of the time spent on Epic. If we want to increase patient access to care, we need to find an alternative to Epic Systems! @EpicShares @mass_marion @ViewsProfit @DutchRojas @AaronGoodman33 @DrDiGiorgio @DrLizaMD

One of the biggest healthcare issues is patients don’t have all their health data in one place. So many siloed systems. What if someone built a super app that pulled in all their data? They’d pay a monthly fee. Payors would push to their members. Is anyone building this?