@MartinGTobias Systems of record are no longer sufficient.
+1: Systems of Intelligence that that extrapolate insights from your records.
+2: Systems of Agency that act on those insights on your behalf.
Interoperability standards in healthcare must go beyond the clinical trail of data and continuity of care.
Administrative and financial datasets must be easily accessible to patients.
@Pay_Fuller The article literally mentions the 5,000 deliveries. It also says that Marshall’s lawyers requested those warrants.
Did you not read the piece you're quoted in?
@CampDavidAZ@sarahkliff@nytimes Marshall's own collection attorney is quoted defending the warrants and arrests. Did you actually read the piece?
Maiden name's easy to find if you knew how to look up a case.
Put some respect on @sarahkliff's name.
@nikillinit true true. i fear "here's your personalized content" is going to be the last step before short-form content's complete hijack of the human psyche
America's most extraordinary failure remains healthcare.
The US spends more on healthcare for 330 million people than the next 16 biggest spenders combined spend for 3.9 billion people.
Yet, it ranks 31st on outcomes, and relative to spending it ranks absolute dead last.
@venturetwins Without a robust program, well-constructed modalities, and supervision? 100%.
And that’s exactly why it’s a one-year moratorium, why a Technology in Schools Coalition has been established, and why the city is running AI pilots in multiple schools this year.
Sound policymaking.