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@16au052 Robotics for repetitive tasks is appealing; implementation isn't. When phasing in robots, how patient should hospitals be #HSOP2016

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@16au096 Filling scripts makes reimbursement easy. Patient interaction is a nuanced criterion. How should we handle reimbursement? #HSOP2016

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@16au033 I wonder about this too. How much time should physicians allocate to EHR input. Those whom I've worked with begrudge it #HSOP2016

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@16au055 Good point. From an economic perspective, I think manual technician labor will still be far cheaper for now: versatility. #HSOP2016

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@16au010 Hospitals and clinics may be concerned about releasing private data. Don't want to be held liable for off-site breaches #HSOP2016

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@16au110 @16au133 I agree. In our rush to adopt improved technologies, we tend to overlook the steep learning curve involved. #HSOP2016

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CDSS continually improve. EHR is becoming ubiquitous. Should these factors influence the public's tolerance for errors? #HSOP2016

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@16au064 Without doubt, monitoring controlled medications would be a significant benefit. However, who enforces the penalties? #HSOP2016

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As candidates prepare for the presidential primaries, what healthcare solutions should candidates offer to earn your vote? #HSOP2016

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The impact of technology on connectivity is fascinating. Should there be limits to connectivity in healthcare? #HSOP2016

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Informatics can help pharmacy remain relevant. Integrated data systems will ensure patients receive the right medicine everytime #HSOP2016

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I liked learning about the "Swiss Cheese" model. If active failures and latent conditions align, errors happen #HSOP2016