Ask HN: Have you ever heard of users demonstrating against software?
Secondary to the question, but I live right by the Epic campus and use the Epic MyChart platform to communicate with the University of Wisconsin health system. It is <i>phenomenal</i> as a patient; I can handle all billing, message any doctor I&#x27;ve seen, view test results as soon as they&#x27;re uploaded, etc. Recently I saw the results of some bloodwork in the ER before the nurses had time to come and tell me about it. (The UI&#x2F;UX is awful, though.)<p>I look at the screens of the medical staff when I&#x27;m in the office and I can see why they don&#x27;t like Epic; bad UI&#x2F;UX and they definitely reorder and rearrange common menus when there&#x27;s a big update. For overworked medical staff it&#x27;s got to be a nightmare.<p>There must be a middle ground. I never want to go back to a healthcare system where I don&#x27;t have something like Epic, but also it would be nice to have a platform with a more stable, simple design philosophy.