[humanser] Scripting for EMR

[JD Townsend]

Hello Quinto,

Well, almost every feature is accessible.  At the present time I can read 
most everything and enter most everything, the sole exception is a portion 
of the psychiatrist's reports that identifies the current diagnosis.  I'm 
guessing that I can read this with the virtual reader feature of 
Window-Eyes, perhaps JAWS has a similar feature.  But, without a screen 
reader most of the screens are a mess of poorly connected bits, some read 
and some not.

JD
-----Original Message----- 
From: Quinto Sanchez via Humanser
Sent: Friday, July 01, 2016 11:55 AM
To: Human Services Mailing List
Cc: Quinto Sanchez
Subject: [humanser] Scripting for EMR

Hi list,

I am curious for those of you who have had someone come in and write scripts 
to make EMR programs more accessible, how well did that work? Were you then 
able to use all aspects of the software or was it only the most essential 
features needed for your employment? Were you able to read history, case 
notes, assessments, appointment scheduling.... and were you able to not only 
read but insert information as needed? Thanks in advance.



Quinto Sanchez M.A., LPC
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