I’m a huge fan of sucking the nectar out of Twitter and providing me own commentary on what people are sharing.
Indeed! My byline has become "stop using clinicians to tell one machine what another machine said" #HITsm https://t.co/awI05nsWOv
— Matthew Loxton (@mloxton) March 11, 2016
This would be a good step forward. Machine to machine communication can be a lot more accurate.
Why focus on genetic data when dealing with #sdoh (poverty, housing, education) can have far greater impact on health? #HITsm
— Pat Rich (@pat_health) March 11, 2016
When you see some of the amazing things they’re starting to discover in genetics, you can see why many are focusing on genetics. However, Pat’s point is a good one that we should focus on other social determinants of health (SDOH) also since they can have a lot of impact.
T4: Another problem w integrating genomics into EHR is size of human genome. Can variants be saved, only; toss rest? Huge file sizes.#HITsm
— Robert West PhD (@westr) March 11, 2016
This is where the cloud is so powerful. Cloud computing is going to be the solution to this problem.
@ChildrensMercy include patients on their committees when making design or operational decisions. Great stuff #hitsm pic.twitter.com/j3iW668lKe
— David Chou (@dchou1107) March 8, 2016
I see more and more efforts to include the patient voice. Love this!
