Patient-driven interoperability is promising;Consumers want access to their own health information (Deloitte)
28 Feb
Posted by Ted Eytan as del.icio.us bookmarks
Tags: adoption, health_plans, New_York, phr, Queens_Health_Network, smart_cards
Popularity: 23%
PCHIT links for February 26th through February 27th:
- Life as a Healthcare CIO: Dispatch from HIMSS - Related to what I saw at Queens Health Network, a portable personal health record managed by a patient can make interoperability go faster.
- Are Consumers Interested in Having Online Access to Their Medical Records and Test Results? - iHealthBeat - Patient access to EHR’s IS compelling. Low adoption rates mean something else is going on.
A few more hoshin kanri tools; Common Examples of HIT Failure; Infamous Chartjunk
28 Feb
Posted by Ted Eytan as Health Information Technology, del.icio.us bookmarks
Tags: chartjunk, CIO, FEMA, fishbone, five_whys, HIT, hoshin_kanri, Informatics, IT, Jon_Stewart, medical_education, my own cio, patient safety, powerpoint
Popularity: 67%
- iCal Reply Checker | John Maisey - A little tweak for my own CIO to work with exchange clients
- Five whys - Quick guide to using the Five Why’s technique to get to root cause in strategy deployment
- Fishbone diagrams - Handy guide to using this hoshin kanri tool
- Common Examples of Healthcare IT Failure - Interesting case studies of HIT that didn’t go so well
- Definitions of Medical Informatics - Useful observations on the role of medical and nursing professionals in informatics
- Presentation Zen: FEMA chart becomes brunt of joke. - Jon Stewart brings chartjunk to light in his comments on FEMA
- Cravens Advertising - Ten Things > Disaster Chart - Infamous FEMA Disaster Chart, example of Powerpoint chartjunk
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- Better walking in DC; BIDMC going LEAN?; CEO Blogging; Best Companies 2008
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