Some time ago I read about the sad case of a toddler who underwent surgery for lazy eye correction, only the ophthalmologist “corrected” the good...
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Priya Ramachandran is a Maryland based freelance writer. In a former life, she wrote software code and managed Sarbanes Oxley related audits for IT departments. She now enjoys writing about healthcare, science and technology.
Ken Terry at InformationWeek has an interesting editorial on Office of National Coordinator on Health IT’s (ONCHIT) latest contest for developers. This...
Now that we’ve heard the statistics about EMR use, we’re also hearing a lot of opinions on EMRs, and not all of them are laudatory. In fact I read...
Over at healthaffairs.org, there was a super interesting brief on Affordable Care Act and its forthcoming changes regarding employee health. Starting in 2014...
From the Healthcare blog, this week there’s a super interesting post on Regina Holliday, a widow turned patient rights advocate. First some background...
I heard about Pinterest maybe a couple of months ago and if my slow uptake of Facebook is any indication, I have a good two years to go before I add another...
I must say this headline from Fierce Health IT gave me a great many giggles today: Healthcare social media a ‘moral obligation’. No shred of irony...
About the same time last month, I brought your guys some unwelcome news – that physician access to electronic records perhaps doesn’t reduce the...
A couple of interesting posts on RangelMD.com caught my eye (one of them by way of KevinMD, but I’ve learned to go to the horse’s mouth, so to...
So the Affordable Care Act got hauled up before the SCOTUS last week. From the way the questions were framed it looks like the individual mandate portion might...