There's a big difference in cutting your pill in half, and using @evernote for your #EMR or building your own #EKG. All have risks. #hcsm
— Lauren Still (@laurencstill) May 19, 2014
All of healthcare has risks. The key is getting a good grasp of all the risks. Are we doing that really well in healthcare IT and EHR?
In a world of digital health data, more sick people trade off privacy risks via @healthythinker http://t.co/F02gShdE6L
— The Doctor Weighs In (@Docweighsin) May 17, 2014
I repeatedly find that most people are happy to give up some privacy risk for the potential for better health. This increases even more when someone is seriously sick. Privacy becomes even less important to them.
Do interoperability, scrap EHR certification. @techguy plan to blow up Meaningful Use and make it useful http://t.co/rmcEML5TfA
— timbenson (@timbenson) May 18, 2014
I always love to see tweets from someone I’ve never met or heard of tweeting out my articles. Tim did a good job summarizing my post about blowing up meaningful use. The post has gotten some good traction and a great discussion. I’m sure that they won’t take my exact approach, but I hope that it will help push ONC to move MU in a direction of extreme simplification.
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