by e-Patient Dave | May 13, 2009
John Halamka’s blog has a new post today announcing that the National Library Medicine has mapped 93% of his hospital’s “problem list” codes to the SNOMED CT set of clinical data codes that’s widely used. For more info on data formats see...
by e-Patient Dave | May 13, 2009
Precursor posts: The “meaningful use” debate (my thoughts); the Markle Foundation’s work on the subject Thanks to Josh Seidman of the Information Therapy Blog for steering me to the “meaningful use” work that’s been done by the...
by Susannah Fox | May 5, 2009
Update on 12/3/14: Nature re-ignited the access debate when they announced that they will make all their articles “free to view” (but if you read the fine print: it makes the “dark social” practice of #icanhazpdf and other access work-arounds...
by Gilles Frydman | Apr 30, 2009
As you have seen in my last post I have really enjoyed the conference. Exhilarating is the best way to describe the feeling. But I am a white male in his early 50s. That makes me, statistically, the equivalent of the majority of attendees at the conference. And so I...
by e-Patient Dave | Apr 17, 2009
I never knew “Doc Tom” Ferguson; he died three years ago this week, April 14, 2006. That was nine months before my diagnosis and 21 months before I discovered the movement that he founded. That team, with later additions, is here. Tom, I think of you...
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