Joseph Conn is a freelance writer, blogger and editor who has reported on health information technology since 2000.
Hobart, IN
Joined April 2011
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Here's a thoughtful interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald on the anniversary of the Jan. 6 disruption at the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. tinyurl.com/2p8pdcjy
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I caught you on the national #ForceTheVoteTownHall Thanks for your leadership.
We are "engineered into ignorance" about data mining and how it trades in "human futures." It must cast human autonomy as its enemy." Shoshana Zubloff, Age of Surveillance Capitalism tinyurl.com/yypsaphn
Facebook is collecting from multiple apps individuals body weight and menstrual cycles. youtube.com/watch?v=Vo6K-bPh…
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The reckoning is coming.
If Lilly had raised the price of Humalog over time by general inflation, it would be $34/vial today. Instead, it is $275/vial, and its authorized generic will be $137/vial. teapawt.net/walidgellad/status/110…
"It only matters that they can scrape the experience and turn it into data. We think those companies have privacy policies, those policies are actually surveillance policies," Shoshana Zuboff, author, Age of Surveillance Capitalism. tinyurl.com/yxv8xfed
Those who have driven the scenic route north from LAX to the annual AMDIS meeting in Ojai, behold. The
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To successfully bring AI into Clinical Decision Support (CDS): (1) Make it quick, easy and part of workflow; (2) Use Scientific evidence; and (3) Be transparent... no Black Box. #AI #CDS #innovation #healthcare lnkd.in/e9t5X76
Great thread on interoperability history here. It's been a long journey, one that due to innovation will never end, but HIT has come a fer piece.
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Sounds like it could be scary. But to be sure it really is scary, we'll have to wait until Parts 2, 3 and 4 are posted.
Only a handful of experiments ever conducted have carried a non-zero chance of destroying the world. Historically, those decisions were made by a tiny group of people who were carefully vetted. That may not be the case for long. read.medium.com/88ciB49
After $40B in HIT incentives paid & every U.S. hospital has an EHR, we still read: "not all hospitals release records electronically . . . many hospitals’ medical records departments reported not knowing the costs of some electronic formats." OCR where R U?
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Systematic review of 47 studies on surgeons refutes evidence found in myriad of similar studies of truckers, students, airline pilots, etc.,-- and common sense -- that sleep deprivation diminishes cognitive performance. So, surgeons don't need to think clearly to cut cleanly?
#PSNet: Systematic review of 47 studies found no convincing association between surgeons' sleep deprivation and patient outcomes. Most studies, however, found relationship between fatigue or inadequate sleep and MD well-being: psnet.ahrq.gov/resources/res…
Beautifully written and informative. Well worth the time to read.
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Interoperability remains a journey and may never be a destination.
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Patient adoption of telemedicine is increasing, but remains a tiny fraction (0.5%) of physician encounters, 2016 Truven MarketScan data analyzed by Kaiser FF shows. tinyurl.com/ybgcjppf
