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HIT Resources; Blogging about “breaking up” with your company; Dr. Phil (Marshall) joins the blogosphere

07 Jan

Posted by Ted Eytan as Health Information Technology, del.icio.us bookmarks
Tags: DC, disparities, ehr, employment, GenX, GenY, HIT, Leadership, leadership_blogs, LEAN, transitions
Popularity: 44%

  • Health Information Technology Toolkit - An Alliance for Health Reform Toolkit - Produced with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - a bibliography and web sites of conventional wisdom related to HIT
  • The Afro American Newspaper: Washington, DC Women more likely to die from breast cancer - Access is cited as a key issue in this situation.
  • TWI Job Instruction for Lean Healthcare - Fascinating materials from the 1940’s, before Training within Industry was abandoned. Let’s bring it back.
  • Nathan Stoll: Breaking up with Google: a difficult, highly personal decision and a very fond farewell - Interesting both as a metaphor (”breaking up” when leaving an organization), and in using a blog to make the broader announcement.
  • Dr. Phil’s Blogajawea - Dr. Phil Marshall is the VP of Product Strategy for WebMD, the co-founder of Genacy and is the Executive Director of the Oregon Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps.

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  • Ted Eytan: Awesome - a little action research
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