Edelman Trust Barometer; A GenY-friendly Employer; Mike Leavitt’s Blog discussion on the SGR
21 Dec
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December 16th through December 18th:
- Edelman Trust Barometer - a “person like me” is more trusted than a physician
- Groundswell (Incorporating Charlene Li’s Blog): Blogging policy examples - Examples of organizational blog policies
- Managing Health Online Discussed on NPR?s ‘Talk of the Nation’ | Kaiser Permanente News Center - KPNewsCenter coverage of NPR Talk of the Nation, December 13, 2007
- St. Louis-Based Company Attracts Gen. Y Grads — and Used Car Customers - George?s Employment Blawg: St. Louis labor & employment lawyer looks at HR, labor law, and today?s workplace - Example of a company that is catering to GenY - Enterprise rent-a-car
- Secretary Mike Leavitt’s Blog: Electronic Medical Records and the Medicare Sustainable Growth Rate - The Administration proposes a requirement of EHR’s at the same time the SGR is fixed. The comments on this post are worth a read as well.
- Permanente Journal - Summer 2006 - Special Issue - Sidney Garfield Centennial, one of the fore-parents of health informatics
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- iHealthBeat Perspective Article: Ending Secrecy (4/08)
- National Library of Medicine Presentation “8 Years and 150,000 Patients” (05/08)
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