80 Mind Blowing EMR and Meaningful Use Statistics & Trends hitconsultant.net/2012/10/30/80-… via @@hitconsultant
— Chaaraka (@devicology) November 5, 2012
Some really interesting stats for meaningful use. I think I’d seen most of them in one place or another, but it was great to see them all in once place. Nice work Fred.
Our hospital CEO says the new EMR is the “Cadillac” of its class. It’s bloated, wastes resources & has useless ornamentation. So he’s right.
— Psycholyst (@Psycholyst) November 5, 2012
Cadillac of EHR. Very interesting.
Patent could prevent EMR and PHR vendors from allowing patients access without a license from MMR | equities.com/news/headline-…
— Sande Olson (@sandeolson) November 2, 2012
This is really annoying for me. I haven’t written much on these blogs about why I don’t like software patents, but I’ll have to in the future. You can also read this piece by Anne Zieger about mHealth patents. Software patents are such terrible innovation inhibitors which is ironic since it’s the opposite of what they were designed to accomplish.
#bigdata combine EMR, Patient reported outcomes and genomics as an example of convergence @23andme #MIS2012
— John Sharp (@JohnSharp) October 31, 2012
I can’t wait until this convergence is normal. It will usher in the start of Smart EMR.