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Australian Medical Association on EHR rollout: 'Hard to use, increases workload, hard to find data, we just don't seem to have got the outcome we were looking for.'
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6:37 AM
Some familiar themes from the Australian Medical Association on their attempt at a National Programme for Health IT: Electronic health recor...
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Dr Steve Hambleton
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Peter Dutton
American Medical Association finally on board with EHR views expressed on this blog since 2004
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6:10 AM
- Posted on the Healthcare Renewal Blog May 17, 2013 - It seems to have taken awhile, but organized medicine seems to finally be recognizing...
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Milt Freuedenheim
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Steven J. Stack
Far more concern about Linux user experience than the EHR user experience, and your life does not depend on the former
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8:49 AM
I find this ironic and striking: During my informatics postdoc I used a SparcStation-2 running UNIX and an old X Windows user interface. Th...
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healthcare IT usability
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Linux
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Ubuntu
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AMIA: Enhancing patient safety and quality of care by improving the usability of EHR systems, but ... no sympathy for victims of bad health IT?
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6:36 AM
A panel of experts from the American Medical Informatics Association have written a paper " Enhancing patient safety and quality of car...
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AMIA
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Bill Hashmat
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Blackford Middleton
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Charlotte Weaver
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healthcare IT usability
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J Marc Overhage
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Jiajie Zhang
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Mark Dente
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Meryl Bloomrosen
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ross koppel
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S Trent Rosenbloom
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Thomas H Payne
Siemens Healthcare on solving EHR usability problems: you can just call up your pal at the next hospital
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2:01 PM
In my Aug. 2009 post " Why Siemens Healthcare Fails ", I wrote: I note that I used to admire German engineering rigor, but after s...
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Don Rucker MD
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healthcare IT risks
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healthcare IT usability
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Siemens Healthcare
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