This post is part 8 and the finale of a series on the stunningly poor human engineering of production healthcare IT from major vendors, in use today at major medical centers.
These devices provide a decidedly mission hostile user experience , yet with an almost religious fervor are being touted as cybernetic miracles to cure healthcare's ills.
More on the origin of this post's title, penned in 1836, below.
(Part 1 is ...
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