Baby Boomers and retirement; Case for Informed Optimism
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- The Health 2.0 Blog - Just like it says - a blog on Health 2.0 - From Matthew Holt
- Leadership: When to Say Good-Bye - Story about baby boomers and succession.
- Rally Software Development | Agile Project Management, Requirements Management, Test and Defect Tracking Software Tools and Coaching for Development Agile Teams - Software products for Agile development
- Health Center: Health Insurance - New Health Insurance guide for residents of DC - working to improve coverage levels
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2 Responses
Dave Foster
December 3rd, 2007 at 10:48 am
1Ted,
We are scrumming at Healthwise. And not just for software development. The method is particularly useful given the dynamic nature of medicine as it impacts the medical review of our content.
Ted Eytan
December 3rd, 2007 at 10:55 am
2Dave -
Great to hear. I’ve been following the use of Agile at Healthwise, Inc.
How have you applied it to the medical review of content? Can you provide detail or diagrams of the process?
Best to everyone in Idaho.
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