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Digitization of health care services
New Your times reported that Walmart is out there, marketing solutions for electronic health care records. What? That was exactly my reaction! Could the distribution strategy using Dell + eClinicalWorks trigger a tsunami for interoperability and standardization? I gues only … Continue reading
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Crowdsourcing my medical data
Consider this. What if I did all the tasks for capturing my medical data? i.e. tasks that an amateur can do using consumer-affordable technology. I am thinking of the consumer profile of an owner of a mobile phone, digital camera … Continue reading
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Visiting your doctor digitally
At the Telemedicine conference in Tromsø this year, an interesting paper was presented. Meeting your doctor using a webcam and an LCD screen is no rocket science however, the requirements of privacy and integration are critical. Being able to meet … Continue reading
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