By DAVID KIBBE Preface by e-Patient Dave: This is a story of bad data gone wild, wrong info that spreads. It starts with a story from the 1600s, which applies all too aptly to our EMR situation today, in which…
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By DAVID KIBBE Preface by e-Patient Dave: This is a story of bad data gone wild, wrong info that spreads. It starts with a story from the 1600s, which applies all too aptly to our EMR situation today, in which… By LAWRENCE L. WEED & LINCOLN WEED Preface by Michael Millenson: Lawrence L. Weed published a seminal article in the Archives of Internal Medicine on using the medical record to improve patient care back in January, 1971. To give you… This past week at the Health 2.0 conference, A.D.A.M., Inc demoed their recently launched iphone application Medzio, which connects users with a network of healthcare services and free expert health advice. It’s a very cool application and an exciting new… By Matthew Holt For those of you who weren’t at Health 2.0 Meets Ix to hear from the mouths of the four horsemen (Halamka, Sands, Zeiger & deBronkhart) here is Google’s Roni Zeiger’s version of what went wrong with the… The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) has announced a new call for proposals for Project HealthDesign: Rethinking the Power and Potential of Personal Health Records, a $10-million national program to stimulate innovations in personal health information technology. Project HealthDesign will… The theme of my next Live Q&A will be health IT and electronic medical records. The following is a reader take by Rahul Parikh.Where is the line between true and false advertising? And should we be more careful when the claims an ad makes has potential health consequences for children and communities? The following op-ed was published on April 23rd, 2009 in the USA Today. Are drug companies putting money where their mouths are? Medicare now requires physician essays for hospice care, as if pre-authorizations weren’t bad enoughMedicare is considering throwing more bureaucracy our way. |
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