In that sense, our system needs to be decentralized. Decentralization enhances breakthroughs. I can use my mind to make the connections I need to make. An open system, however, should not be confused with a lack of security. That's a frequent topic of discussion at the Internet Governance Board, with good reason.
Hospitals have a wealth of confidential patient information on computers.
Then patient information will not be able to get out of our internal network. It will be secure. On the other hand, I absolutely oppose transmitting patient information over the Internet, because it isn't secure. Some things, like appointment times and the like can be transmitted, but I would never discuss test results over the Internet. What should happen in the future, however, is this automation will help doctors meet all the documentation requirements accompanying the practice of medicine.