Chilmark Research October 13, 2020
Alex Lennox-Miller

Salesforce is betting EHRs cannot improve quickly enough to meet user-experience needs of industry.

The Salesforce Healthcare and Life Sciences summit was a shot across the bow for EHRs. There was no mistaking the content of the presentations, the message of their tools and deployments, or the explicit questions focused on users presenting different ways they have leveraged the Salesforce Health Cloud. Over and over, they were asked “Why did you choose to do this in Salesforce instead of your EHR?” The answers were all similar: The EHR was too complicated, too proprietary, too expensive. The message was clear: EHRs are a clinical and billing tool. Everything else should be done through Salesforce.

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