Doctor and Patient - Letting Patients Read Their Doctors' Notes - NYTimes.com

Anti-Choice Medical Malpractice Shields Threaten to Permanently Alter Medical Care for Women | RH Reality Check

rhrealitycheck.org — “Among the new restrictions appearing in anti-choice bills nationwide, it is the medical malpractice liability shields that have the potential to alter, perhaps permanently, womenâ??s relationship with the civil justice system and their status as patients.” View full resource at rhrealitycheck.org

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Pregnant? Want UR Doctor 2 Give U Honest, Accurate Medical Advice? S/he May Not Have To: http://t.co/YNvar0r6 #wmn #latina #trustblackwomen

iPads tested for post-surgical 'telerounding' - FierceMobileHealthcare

fiercemobilehealthcare.com — “Bringing telehealth and mobile technology together, Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit is using the iPad to enable post-surgical "telerounding." Doctors can video-chat with patients, view scars, check Read more...” View full resource at fiercemobilehealthcare.com

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iPads tested for post-surgical 'telerounding' - FierceMobileHealthcare: http://t.co/rEdTLdXZ via @AddThis

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17 Game-Changing Health Start-ups | Inc.com

www2.inc.com — “Healthcare in the U.S. is largely a mess thanks to unfit citizens, underinformed doctors, and confounding and inefficient processes. Here's a slew of innovative companies working to change all that. High-tech health start-ups Blueprint Health iCouch.me” View full resource at www2.inc.com

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Interesting RT @carlosrizo: Reading 17 game changing health tech-#startups http://t.co/VPyDoPY3 #hcsm #mdchat #rnchat #epatient #mhealth

End-of-life care: the neglected core business of medicine : The Lancet

thelancet.com — “End-of-life care: the neglected core business of medicine. By - The Lancet” View full resource at thelancet.com

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End of life care (Lancet editorial): the neglected core business of medicine http://t.co/6N5Gf1sO #hpm #palliative #meded

Pay for performance fails to improve mortality rates - FierceHealthcare

fiercehealthcare.com — “Flying in the face of the government's national pay-for-performance initiatives, new research finds that hospital incentives failed to achieve their goal of improving patient outcomes, specifically, Read more...” View full resource at fiercehealthcare.com

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Incentives to doctors were felt to be the answer for health care improvement. Looks like a false start. http://t.co/Y0cnSYrV

OhioHealth - Notes | Facebook

facebook.com — “OhioHealth - OhioHealth is a family of not-for-profit, faith-based hospitals and healthcare organizations serving patients in central Ohio since 1891. Together we are saving lives, improving our community's health and delivering extraordinary healthcare. | Facebook” View full resource at facebook.com

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Questions for OhioHealth Sports med doctors from Twitter are answered here: http://t.co/NYaV8FYe

Children's Hospital Boston - Pediatrics, Hospital - Boston, MA - Webcasts | Facebook

facebook.com — “Children's Hospital Boston - Please read our social media policies before posting: - Mission: Life-changing care. World-changing research. - Description: This page is run by Children's Hospital Boston to reach out to our patients, families, and supporters. We will endeavor to our utmost to engage as much as possible with everyone who follows us and participates on the site. Children's Hospital Boston is a 395-bed comprehensive center for pediatric health care and one of the larges” View full resource at facebook.com

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@amandaadada Saw your tweet! Tune in today at 3pm for a free live webcast about allergies with our doctors: http://t.co/G9d3tiFC

Derm Dx: Rash around the mouth for one year - The Clinical Advisor

clinicaladvisor.com — “A 13-year-old boy presents with a chief complaint of a rash around his mouth, which has been present for approximately one year. There is occasionally a slight itching or burning associated with the rash. The patient’s parents state that the boy is humiliated by his appearance and does not want to go to school because he is being teased. He has seen his primary-care doctor and was prescribed oral and topical acyclovir and then subsequently topical triamcinolone. He has no other past medical hist” View full resource at clinicaladvisor.com

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RT @clinicaladvisor: Do you know what's causing this patient's rash around the mouth? Read the full case & make the dx http://t.co/FKlPatNV

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Electronic clinical summaries worth providing to docs - FierceHealthIT

fiercehealthit.com — “Here's yet more proof that electronic clinical decision support can help providers treat patients. Doctors who had electronic access to summaries of clinical information found them very useful, Read more...” View full resource at fiercehealthit.com

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Study looks at benefits of #electronic summaries for #physicians http://t.co/0gDlLToq #clinicalsupport #HealthIT (via @FierceHealthIT)

Doctors are drowning in too much data, not enough appropriate information

medcitynews.com — “Doctors should have more time with the patients and less time with data entry. Read more on the reasoning for doctors being more into their data than patients.” View full resource at medcitynews.com

Most Recently Shared on March 22, 2012 at 5:22 pm By:

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Doctors R drowning http://t.co/SgG8v6G3 "crowded intersections of buttons, flags, options, icons, colors, warning alerts &… text" #usability

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Leah Kaminsky: Doctor Ken and the Visible Man

huffingtonpost.com — “On the morning of my seventh birthday my hands trembled as I tore the wrapping paper from a big box. Dad was beaming with the sort of smile that meant I was about to be spoiled rotten. Finally, I thought, a friend for my Barbie Nurse with her crisp, white cap and hot water bottle.” View full resource at huffingtonpost.com

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RT @HuffingtonPost: "Every patient is a walking poem and doctors must be able to read between the lines" http://t.co/57GkGsUL

Stanford-created algorithm distinguishes medication side effects - FierceHealthIT

fiercehealthit.com — “A computer algorithm created by researchers at Stanford University allows doctors to differentiate between drug-related adverse events in patients and adverse events from another illness, according Read more...” View full resource at fiercehealthit.com

Most Recently Shared on March 21, 2012 at 5:24 pm By:

Charles Webster, MD Health IT, Physician, Doctor, and Health Executive

"Testament" to #BigData in #HealthCare RT @nsbm7 Stanford-created algorithms distinguishes medication side effects http://t.co/ftGThgVO