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.gov is watching so no thanks. My local 2tb hard drive for 60 dollars works fine
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Interesting to note how relatively quickly MDM emerged as a big issue and now is already going through a consolidation wave in the federal space; and how companies still believe there's a market for super secure phones --...
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Interesting - I quite like the idea of variable-sized teeth, though how easy it would be to administer and control I'm not so sure. IMO regulations have to be more prescriptive so that large organiztions can't manouvre their...
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While he espouses certain socialist ideas Sen. Sanders is not a part of any of the Socialist parties in the US. It would be accurate to classify Sen. Sanders is a registered Independent who frequently caucuses...
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The more conservative decision -- to admit for tests -- is all too often the one made, when doctors don't have enough information. Our litigious society where people go to court to assign blame if things go wrong ensures...
In reply to: Why health records on exchanges hold down the cost of heatlh care
If many people think XP on existing hardware is functioning just fine for them, it illustrates how status in computing devices has moved off the desktop and into the handheld device. It used to be it was cool to upgrade...
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There are some scenarios where HIE data can feed directly into the hospital EHR, but often the primary user interface is a separate web portal -- which makes checking whether there is any important info in the HIE repository...
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I wonder how the hospital tracks and captures good ideas from its social collaboration so they don't get lost. A lot of times organizations have great collaboration tools but don't have successful follow-up so ideas aren't...
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The study is a result of a poll so it's perception, not necessarily reality, that ACA puts patient data at risk. Some reasons: Pure and simple, more people sending health-related information to central locations, and the...
In reply to: Re: What's the Obamacare connection?
The very small percent of ER doctors who use HIEs was really interesting and I'd like to learn more about why that is. I'd guess some regions have immature HIE implementations. Others haven't done much to market them to...
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>I'm sure extending the pipes would be preferrable to shovelling the #$%! long distance.
#$%! in, #$%! out. Welcome to the Internet!
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I wonder whether the Lava and Karbonn pay patent licensing fees for Android and whether those fees offset whatever Microsoft is losing by not getting Windows Phone licensing fees.
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I can't see why a dual-boot phone would be useful beyond allowing Microsoft to include it in Windows Phone sales stats.
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Of course, goes without saying. Preferably with a reservoir for pepper spray.
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I think I'd rather have one of those Taser iPhone cases.
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We sure will, if we remember that we asked the question.
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