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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...
In reply to: Re: Unused Asset
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...
In reply to: Capturing Content
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...
In reply to: Unused Asset
>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.
In reply to: Re: Different markets
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.
In reply to: Re: Come on ...
We sure will, if we remember that we asked the question.
In reply to: Re: Rewired brains
Drew, Any plans to let attendees vote on audience choice award ahead of time via mobile or the Interop site? Or is voting only at keynote?
In reply to: Early voting?
It seems like $25 on average will make a bigger difference in buying decisions in emerging markets than in North America and Europe.
In reply to: Different markets
This is theater to distract from Apple's refusal to install a "kill switch" to brick stolen devices.
In reply to: Come on ...
I can definitely appreciate that people are hesitant to dump their old computers, many of which must have been substantial personal investments at the time of purchase. The Ubuntu point is a good one; seems like old hardware...
In reply to: Re: You can pry Windows XP from our cold dead computers
Exactly, I agree. Seems many will be moving to cheaper tablets. But those that use their PCs for more than Facebook and light email will be aggravated at having to throw away a "perfectly good" PC and faced with buying...
In reply to: Re: You can pry Windows XP from our cold dead computers
Great point, melgross. I'm hoping Huawei can clarify that for us. We asked them for comment this morning and were told we'd hear back-- but no word yet. I'll post an update when we have more information from Huawei. &nb...
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Michael,
Thank you VERY MUCH for your prompt reply & reconmmendation
In reply to: Re: The issue is no one trusts Microsoft
Now we're talking.
In reply to: Dual-OS Android-Windows Smartphone.
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