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[–] [S] 1 point 6 months ago (2 children)

Probably better than trying to fuck with HIPAA.

Not sure you understand the goal - I'm not trying to pull anything shady with patient data; but to find better ways to use those comps. There are functions protected by HIPAA, and functions that Microsoft/Google/etc have enshittified that I'm trying to make a bit more user friendly - the only overlap in the venn diagram here is that they happen on the same computer.

Fortunately our charting software isn't loaded with unskippable ads (...give it a few years...), so even if there are ways to fuck with that software, there's no need to.

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  • [–] 1 point 6 months ago (1 child)

    Wasn't saying that was your intent just that most suggestions on here involve running unauthorized software or visiting sketchy websites. There is an alternative though.

    When it comes to decisions that could impact your livelihood, $10-ish/mo is a small price to pay.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 6 months ago*

    most suggestions on here involve running unauthorized software or visiting sketchy websites

    Agreed, which I won't be touching. That's why I opened with the example of the Bing trick to scrub ads off of YouTube: fully compliant with company policy. HR, IT, and Legal could be watching over my shoulder, and I'd be inclined to show off that trick just so they could go back to their own workstations and use it. Zero risk to my career, zero risk to my patients, and zero risk to the company. Win win win. Looking for more tricks like that.

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