Apologies for both the spelling and the account generation — I have removed it now. Really it was a way to try and reduce spam early on, but I have found a plug-in that should help with that now. So you can forget this account.

You’re right, there are several other albums that might be better. I think I was listening to that album at the time of writing that post.

Are we singing yet? Perhaps not. I know some days i feel more like I am screeching (or sounding like a broken record, to keep the metaphor) than singing any song. I still hope we can think of the electronic health record more like an album that fits together. I meet many people who, while they design these records, are not thinking of the big picture and we need that.

–Morgan

First, I’m sorry for creating a bogus account. I don’t like it at all when I’m asked to log in to post a comment, it only wastes my time and makes me taking care of one more account, which I don’t particularly appreciate…

Anyway, I like your blog, and share a lot of interests with you. I specially liked the music analogy in this post and I’m sure you’ll correct the error in the name of the album (Sgt. not St. Pepper’s), however, IMHO, Sgt. Pepper’s is not the best example of songs that are fit together nicely to tell a story. I’d recommend checking out Thick as a brick, Tales from topographic oceans, The lamb lies down on Broadway, or The Wall (in no particular order of course). Having said that, I’m not even sure if at this point we need to sing the same song, we need to learn to sing first, have we learned that?