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[...] mentioned in my last post that I am growing to loathe “meaningful use” criteria. I say that with a different [...]
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[...] significant percentage of my patients with up-to-date preventive care. This is very much like the GPS device I mentioned in an earlier [...]
View ArticleBy: Good Things in Medicine: A Shocking Development | The Health Care Blog
[...] significant percentage of my patients with up-to-date preventive care. This is very much like the GPS device I mentioned in an earlier [...]
View ArticleBy: 10 Ways to Make the EMR Meaningful and Useful | The Health Care Blog
[...] be able to queue up the next test on a calendar that the patient can see and use. This is the “GPS” idea I’ve had in the past, and would be simple to even share between [...]
View ArticleBy: Bad Directions | The Health Care Blog
[...] love the GPS analogy for health care. Patients need a GPS for their health, showing them the reality of their past, present, and [...]
View ArticleBy: 10 Ways to Make EMR Meaningful and Useful | Physician's Weekly
[...] be able to queue up the next test on a calendar that the patient can see and use. This is the “GPS” idea I’ve had in the past, and would be simple to even share between [...]
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