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Today's Bad Health IT Systems: More Dangerous Than Paper?
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5:38 AM
I believe in 2013 that they are. (Definition of bad health IT is here: http://www.ischool.drexel.edu/faculty/ssilverstein/cases/ ) I recent...
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GE Centricity
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Siemens Healthcare
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On EHR's: See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil: Part 2
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2:52 PM
Part 1 is here . This is the second a series of posts I plan on the issue of "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil" regarding...
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David Blumenthal
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ONC= healthcare IT risks
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See No Evil Hear No Evil Speak No Evil
On EHR's: See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil: Part 1
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2:28 PM
This is the first of a series of posts I plan on the issue of "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil" regarding EHR's. Fr...
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CCHIT
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Mark Leavitt
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See No Evil Hear No Evil Speak No Evil
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solutionism
Wisdom from the Medical Journal of Oz: "Good HIT and bad HIT"
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9:09 AM
The recognition and partitioning of "good health IT" from "bad health IT" is now a mainstream meme. I have few commen...
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good health IT
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Jon Patrick
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Medical Journal of Australia
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Susan Ieraci
Bad Health IT -Yet Another Health IT 'Glitch' - Potential Image Loss in GE Centricity PACS; ECRI Again Reports Health IT a Top Ten Hospital Risk
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3:43 PM
From my definition of bad health IT (BHIT) at this link : Bad Health IT ("BHIT") is defined as IT that is ill-suited to purpose, ...
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ecri institute
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GE Centricity
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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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good health IT
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healthcare IT difficulties
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Milt Freuedenheim
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New York Times
Ontario must rethink health care ... including costs of health IT
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6:16 AM
Hat tip to a commenter for the link below to a Toronto newspaper opinion piece on Canadian healthcare rationing and the costs of health IT. ...
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Canada
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Toronto Sun
Good Health IT (GHIT) v. Bad Health IT (BHIT): Paper is Better Than The Latter
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4:33 PM
An unspoken running assumption of the health IT enthusiast crowd seems to be that any health IT is better than no health IT, because using p...
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Bad health IT and its effects on willingness of patients to share sensitive information
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10:36 AM
I call your attention to this video from the 2nd International Summit on the Future of Health Privacy where HC Renewal occasional contribut...
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Dr. Scott Monteith
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healthcare IT defects
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medical record confidentiality
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medical record privacy
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ONC
EHR sabotage for ransom: Try this with paper!
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3:20 PM
I have frequently written that health IT, touted as a technology that will deterministically "transform medicine", allows (aside f...
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medical record confidentiality
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medical record privacy
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On EHR's: See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil: Part 2
Part 1 is here . This is the second a series of posts I plan on the issue of "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil" regarding...