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ONC's Christmas Confessional on Health IT Safety: "HIT Patient Safety Action & Surveillance Plan for Public Comment"
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7:23 AM
This time of year is certainly appropriate for a confessional on the health IT industry and hyperenthusiasts ' sins. In the first report...
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American College of Medical Informatics
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AMIA
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healthcare IT dangers
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Healthcare IT experiment
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healthcare IT safety
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ONC
HITECH and Experimental Airplanes
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11:57 AM
This from a commenter, who has been deeply involved in major governmental health IT initiatives in another land, who wishes to remain anonym...
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Healthcare IT experiment
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HITECH
A Response to the NY Times Article "Ups and Downs of EMRs" So Full Of The Usual Refrains, I Am Using It To Throw A Spotlight On Those Endlessly-Repeated Memes
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9:37 AM
My Google search alert turned up a response to the Oct. 8, 2012 NY Times article The Ups and Downs of Electronic Medical Records by Milt Fr...
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Healthcare IT experiment
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Kathy McCoy
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Medical-Billing.com
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New York Times
A Tacit Admission That National Health IT is a Gargantuan Experiment
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7:21 AM
In my post yesterday " The Scientific Justification for Meaningul Use, Stage 2 " I wrote: There's no truly robust evidence of ...
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Healthcare IT experiment
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informed consent
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meaningful use final rule
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meaningful use stage 2
Health IT difficulties and controversial excuses from health IT hyperenthusiasts and extremists
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8:30 AM
As I observed at my Aug. 15, 2012 post " Contra Costa's $45 million computer health care system endangering lives, nurses say ...
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Belmont Report
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Ddulite
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faith-based informatics beliefs
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health IT extremism
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Healthcare IT experiment
Know-Nothing, or Industry Shill? You Be The Judge.
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4:52 AM
I have not been writing much the past few weeks due to other concerns, and will probably not write much this summer. However, I have been co...
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Healthcare IT experiment
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In the Pipeline
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medical ethics
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sockpuppet
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stealth marketing
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Vioxx
Experiments on Top of Experiments: Threats to Patients Safety of Mobile e-Health Devices - No Surprise to Me
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6:21 AM
As noted by columnist Neil Versel at MobiHealthNews.com in a Mar. 14, 2012 post " Beware virtual keyboards in mobile clinical apps ...
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Advisory Board
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handheld device
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Healthcare IT experiment
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healthcare IT risks
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mobile computing
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PDA
A Critical Review of a Critical Review of e-Prescribing ... Or Is It CPOE?
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7:06 AM
In PLoS medicine, the following article was recently published by researchers at the University of New South Wales in Australia: Westbrook J...
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health care ethics
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healthcare IT anecdote
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healthcare IT cost
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Healthcare IT experiment
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informed consent
London Ambulance Service: Would You Like Some Death And Mayhem With Your American Healthcare IT?
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7:56 AM
It seems American companies are good at producing really noisome commercial healthcare IT and foisting it on other countries, such as outlin...
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healthcare IT dangers
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Healthcare IT experiment
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Healthcare IT failure
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London Ambulance Service
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Northrop Grumman
Dr. Scott Monteith: On a New Wonder "Drug" on the Market
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12:44 PM
I've posted several guest posts by Dr. Scott Monteith, a psychiatrist/informaticist, at Healthcare Renewal. These include the Mar. 2011 ...
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Dr. Scott Monteith
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Healthcare IT experiment
Why 99 Percent of the Irrationally Exuberant About Health IT Need To Be Removed From Healthcare
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4:52 AM
At Roy Poses' cross post " Why 99 percent of health care should be angry " over at the KevinMD blog, I introduced a comment in...
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health care ethics
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Healthcare IT experiment
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