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Posts Tagged ‘Electronic Health Records’

Should we be worried about the EMR Stimulus?

Jun 20th, 2010
by Greg.
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Fear that the healthcare IT stimulus may be a step backward for EMRs

iPad Takes Off

Apr 10th, 2010
by Greg.
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Thoughts on how the iPad can drive innovation and (almost importantly) adoption in healthcare IT.

Personal Health Tech Meetup Review

Apr 1st, 2010
by Greg.
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Highlights from a recent expert panel on electronic medical records.

Operations Waste (or “Our billing system is older than Jay Leno’s brand of late night comedy.”)

Jan 20th, 2010
by Greg.
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This is the third in a three part overview of major contributors to “wasteful” health care spending in the US (estimated to be in the ballpark of $1 trillion annually). This article cues up in-depth discussions to come regarding issues that result from poor back-end operations supporting the health care system.

Predicting Sports Injuries: A Primer for Predicting Disease?

Sep 27th, 2009
by Greg.
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A review of one MLB team’s analytical method for predicting player injuries and potential healthcare applications outside of professional sports.

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