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Mobile applications for illness managment; Historical Scientific Misconduct; A Good LEAN Summary

May 21st, 2008 | Popularity: 65%

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May 10th through May 13th:

Be Well Mobile, Patient Engagement Software that works – cell phone platform for disease management
Medical Advances—Through Your iPhone? – Portable applications in health care that the iPhone could enable.
Scientific Misconduct Blog: LSD and the corruption of medicine (Part III): Naming names – A chilling account of experimentation on US citizens without consent
Texting may help teens remember meds – CNN.com – Cell phones as a tool in medication adherence.
The Open Secret of Success: Financial Page: The New Yorker – One of the best summaries of what Toyota does well that I've seen.
ITIF: Explaining International Broadband Leadership – Summary of broadband access in the US and other countries
Ruthsarian Layouts – Some helpful CSS layouts for blog design

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White Paper – Patient-Centered Applications, Forrester on Health Plans and PHRs

December 28th, 2007 | Popularity: 33%

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PCHIT links for December 26th through December 27th:

Early Experiences with Personal Health Records — Halamka et al. 15 (1): 1 — Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association – As reviewed here: http://www.tedeytan.com/2007/12/27/242/
Patient-centered Applications: Use of Information Technology to Promote Disease Management and Wellness. A White Paper by the AMIA Knowledge in Motion Working Group — Demiris et al. 15 (1): 8 — Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association – Nice description of what we know/don’t know about PCHIT. However, given that the rest of the world uses IT in a more customer centric way, are we going to wait for research?
PHRs: From Evolution To Revolution by Liz Boehm – Forrester Research – Interesting commentary on health plans, PHRs, and adoption. Are health plans ready?

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Background on health plans and small practices; Working on our special report

December 27th, 2007 | Popularity: 24%

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Today’s links are representative of the fact that we aren’t doing observations right now. Instead, we are preparing our first 90 day interim report for our partners. This means looking back on the last 90 days, and putting together our impressions at the interface between patient and health system, along with relevant background and policy information. We’ll post that here, of course.

PCHIT links for December 24th through December 26th:

U.S. healthcare payers to limit IT investments in 2008 –
ACGroup, Inc. Whitepapers – Nice overviews of the EHR market and physician practices
PHRs: From Evolution To Revolution by Liz Boehm – Forrester Research – Interesting commentary on health plans, PHRs, and adoption. Are health plans ready?

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