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Health care clings to faxes as US pushes electronic records
70% of US healthcare providers still exchange patient information by fax, even as federal pressure pushes electronic records. Why the gap persists.
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Post on reddit /r/sysadmin: Fax – Why?
Why does fax still exist? Sysadmins on r/sysadmin give the honest answers: legal weight, audit trails, and the customers who simply will not switch.
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The outdated machine hampering the fight against Covid-19
Austin’s COVID-19 case-tracing backlog had a single culprit: the fax machine. BBC Future on how 1980s tech jammed a 2020 health response.
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Japanese Hospitals File COVID cases by fax
At the pandemic’s peak, Japanese doctors hand-wrote each COVID case report and walked it to a fax machine. The rule that made fax the bottleneck.
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