Its collecting focus includes records of individual family physicians, particularly materials that document how a family physician's office operates at a given point in time. Unfortunately, I think the author inadvertently omitted a couple of things that would have made the article complete. The article mentions Common Ground Solutions and Comsort but does not provide contact information for the organizations. While I value advancements in technology, I sometimes wonder whether the physician is becoming a robot, being programmed to follow certain directives instead of using his or her good judgment. N.Y. We want to hear from you.
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