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N.S.A. Able to Foil Basic Safeguards of Privacy on Web, Including Medical Records - Yet Another Reason To Be Concerned About What You Tell Your Physician
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8:34 AM
There's already a major issue with privacy and protection of medical records in electronic form. See the multiple blog posts at this qu...
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Michael Millenson and "the adamant refusal by hospitals and doctors to adopt electronic records no matter what the evidence"
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6:27 PM
Over at Health Beat by Maggie Mahar appears a piece critical of NYT reporter Julie Creswell's Feb. 20, 2013 article " A Digital Sh...
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Jon Patrick
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New York Times: "A Digital Shift on Health Data Swells Profits in an Industry"
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7:20 AM
The New York Times has published an article today by Julie Creswell entitled " A Digital Shift on Health Data Swells Profits in an Indu...
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Fred Schulte
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Julie Creswell
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Robert O'Harrow Jr.
New York Times: "In Second Look, Few Savings From Digital Health Records", and AMA Med News on EHR Harms
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7:11 AM
This post should perhaps be entitled "I told you so." A letter I wrote in response to the Wall Street Journal's " A Healt...
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David Brailer
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Julie Creswell
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Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority
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Reed Abelson
Cybernetik Über Alles Again: HHS and Sebelius - Hospitals And Their Computers Have More Rights Than Patients
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6:12 AM
A Nov. 29, 2012 New York Times article by Reed Abelson entitled " Medicare Is Faulted on Shift to Electronic Records " observes th...
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Fred Schulte
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Kathleen Sebelius
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New York Times
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Reed Abelson
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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Kathy McCoy
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Medical-Billing.com
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New York Times: "The Ups and Downs of Electronic Medical Records"
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3:35 AM
The "downs" of health IT have rarely been presented in a prominent public forum. After a recent Center for Public Integrity series...
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David Pogue: "The Year of C.E.O. Failures Explained" and Why IT is so Bad
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7:35 PM
David Pogue is a prolific writer on IT, having written some of the most popular books on MacIntosh, e.g., the Mac Secrets series. In an arti...
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"If You Like Your Doctor You Will Be Able to Keep Your Doctor. Period"
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Humana allows policyholders to keep old plans without paying more; Anthem is still deciding
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