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Another 'Survey' on EHRs - Affinity Medical Center (Ohio) Nurses Warn That Serious Patient Complications "Only a Matter of Time" in Open Letter
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2:23 AM
I've written previously about substantial problems nurses at medical centers including Affinity Medical Center, Ohio ( http://www.affini...
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Michelle Mahon RN
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National Nurses United
"We’ve resolved 6,036 issues and have 3,517 open issues": Extolling EPIC EHR Virtues at University of Arizona Health System
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12:37 PM
The public may believe that, in healthcare, only the Obamacare insurance exchange website has lots of bugs. On those, see my Oct. 10. 2013...
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University of Arizona Health Network
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University of Arizona Medical Center
More "anecdotes" of health IT-related errors - System errors with Victoria's trouble-plagued HIT program caused more than 100 medication mix-ups at two Melbourne hospitals
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3:21 PM
There are those in the field of health IT who see every health IT-related mishap as an "anecdote" - the " anecdotalists ...
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Auditor-General John Doyle
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medication error
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Victoria Australia
An Open Letter to David Bates, MD, Chair, ONC FDASIA Health IT Policy Committee on Recommendations Against Premarket Testing and Validation of Health IT
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6:54 AM
From http://www.healthit.gov/policy-researchers-implementers/federal-advisory-committees-facas/fdasia : The Food and Drug Administration Saf...
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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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MAUDE
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Siemens Healthcare
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IT Specialist and the job he wouldn't take: hospital management's health IT "plan" is a checklist for failure
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3:10 AM
Received unsolicited on June 14, 2013 from a computer professional whose identity I am redacting. Posted with his permission: Dr. Silverste...
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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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A Significant Additional Observation on the PA Patient Safety Authority Report "The Role of the Electronic Health Record in Patient Safety Events" -- Risk
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8:30 AM
At a Dec. 13, 2012 post " Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority: The Role of the Electronic Health Record in Patient Safety Events ...
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technology risks
Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority: The Role of the Electronic Health Record in Patient Safety Events
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6:57 AM
The Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority has released a report " The Role of the Electronic Health Record in Patient Safety Events ....
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Cliff Rieders
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Erin Sparnon
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PA-PSRS
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Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority
Computer Viruses Are "Rampant" on Medical Devices in Hospitals
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10:15 AM
As if there weren't enough problems with hospitals as computing backwaters, now there's this: Computer Viruses Are "Rampant...
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computer security
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computer virus
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malware
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medical devices
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medical record confidentiality
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Realizing EHR potential, or avoiding patient endangerment?
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11:37 AM
I noted an interesting comment posted in the comment thread of Bob Wachter's post "Putting the “A” Back in SOAP Notes: Time to Tack...
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Contra Costa's $45 million computer health care system endangering lives, nurses say
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4:17 AM
I am providing a number of editorial comments about this familiar story of health IT difficulties (in red italics ), and additionally highli...
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