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    • K
      krisleslie
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      Well a better question is what is she doing in a spreadsheet that she shouldn't already be doing in a database? Makes little to no sense, she becomes a "SILO".

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        Dashrender @krisleslie
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        @krisleslie said in Getting straight to work:

        Well a better question is what is she doing in a spreadsheet that she shouldn't already be doing in a database? Makes little to no sense, she becomes a "SILO".

        Running reports is extremely time consuming in our EHR. Then once the report is run, it's saved to a CSV. Then she uses the CSV to get the data she wants - and saves them for future lookups. I'm pretty sure this is extremely common.

        Now - can the DB be made to give the exact thing she wants? possibly, for $1000's for custom reports - and they will still take ages to run compared to just doing it herself with the CSV.

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        • DashrenderD
          Dashrender
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          The problem isn't Excel - it's that she's not closing her stuff, then the system goes offline.

          We are hashing a dead horse here obviously - If you don't have anything to say other than - She just needs to close everything - then please just don't bother responding.
          I already know that!

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            scottalanmiller @Dashrender
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            @dashrender said in Getting straight to work:

            The problem isn't Excel - it's that she's not closing her stuff, then the system goes offline.

            The PROBLEM isn't Excel, but that doesn't mean that Excel is the right solution. What about Excel via Remote App?

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              krisleslie
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              EHR = BIG
              I'm glad I'm not in that boat again haha. I create the reports and it doesn't cost 1000.00. Thank God. SaaS web service I use is Quickbase.com.

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                stacksofplates
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                  stacksofplates @scottalanmiller
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                  @scottalanmiller said in Getting straight to work:

                  @dashrender said in Getting straight to work:

                  The problem isn't Excel - it's that she's not closing her stuff, then the system goes offline.

                  The PROBLEM isn't Excel, but that doesn't mean that Excel is the right solution. What about Excel via Remote App?

                  The problem is always Excel, or Access.

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                    dbeato @scottalanmiller
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                    @scottalanmiller said in Getting straight to work:

                    @dashrender said in Getting straight to work:

                    The problem isn't Excel - it's that she's not closing her stuff, then the system goes offline.

                    The PROBLEM isn't Excel, but that doesn't mean that Excel is the right solution. What about Excel via Remote App?

                    The server will be needed to be reboot as well 🙂 But at least keeps the session open.

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                    • pmonchoP
                      pmoncho @Dashrender
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                      @dashrender said in Getting straight to work:

                      @krisleslie said in Getting straight to work:

                      Well a better question is what is she doing in a spreadsheet that she shouldn't already be doing in a database? Makes little to no sense, she becomes a "SILO".

                      Now - can the DB be made to give the exact thing she wants? possibly, for $1000's for custom reports

                      This is why I FU%*&#^ EHR/EMR companies. Plus they cannot even get on board with Stage 2 and Stage 3 requirements. Don't get me started on the price of interfaces. Apologize for the off-topic comment but just had to get it off my chest.

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                      • pmonchoP
                        pmoncho @krisleslie
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                        @krisleslie said in Getting straight to work:

                        EHR = BIG
                        I'm glad I'm not in that boat again haha. I create the reports and it doesn't cost 1000.00. Thank God. SaaS web service I use is Quickbase.com.

                        Totally depends on the EHR. All the big boys charge out the whazoo for pretty much everything if they even decide its worth their time to do it.

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                        • jmooreJ
                          jmoore @Dashrender
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                          @dashrender So what task management software has she used? Evernote and Todoist are pretty darn good and have different styles.

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