Thoughts on Clinical Decision Support and its Future: Dr Greenes Interview
In two of my last blog posts, I have interviewed people and companies working in the support and...
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In two of my last blog posts, I have interviewed people and companies working in the support and...
Read MorePosted by Bridget Moorman | Clinical Decision Support, Interviews |
In 1987, James Gleick wrote the book Chaos which was a layman’s description of different instances...
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This post details the medical device directory I built demonstrating the concept of a knowledge...
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Overview of Medical Device Integration Task I provided an overview of integrating medical device systems and information into an EHR in a paper I wrote in 2008. The figure below provides a graphical representation of the...
Read MorePosted by Bridget Moorman | Mobile Health, Remote Monitoring |
I just finished a master’s in healthcare informatics and through that process learned quite a few...
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While reading a couple of articles in the healthcare IT industry, several statements stood out as...
Read MorePosted by Bridget Moorman | Healthcare IT, Standards & Regulatory |
Two years ago, I was at eHealth week in Athens, Greece, and stumbled upon several other Americans...
Read MorePosted by Bridget Moorman | Mobile Health |
As mentioned in previous posts, the United4Health project was intended to test the deployment at...
Read MorePosted by Bridget Moorman | Mobile Health |
In a previous blog post, I highlighted general principles for implementing and scaling systems to...
Read MorePosted by Bridget Moorman | Care Management, Remote Monitoring |
This post looks at some lessons learned from remote monitoring projects in Europe. This and...
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