As a developer of one of the systems surveyed, I would like to point out that our QCP software is not a CPR system but a preventative healthcare compliance and quality improvement tool. While it has strengths in these areas, and while it requires less physician time and less support, it does not have the full functionality of CPR systems in other respects. Given these differences, we are definitely pleased that QCP rated as well as it did when compared to CPR systems. I also wish the article had addressed how important it is for a CPR system to share data with other systems. Wash. We want to hear from you.
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