@friedmandave@bryanrbeal@rabois Pan Am started in Miami and became the world’s largest airline. They got in trouble after moving their headquarters to New York. Good lesson for Miami founders.
We are data rich and insight poor, says WSJ Health Expert Drew Harris, who has proposals to better utilize and protect electronic medical records. https://t.co/2OhZJ0jmr0 via @WSJ
@chrissyfarr Legacy technology can’t interoperate. Hospital EHRs are built on legacy client-server technology, so interoperability won’t happen until that changes.
A life-changing story has been missed by the media and the general public. But it will be highlighted in the history books in future generations. I'm at the @TEDMED blog today: https://t.co/P5E8FbFXFN
@HardeepSinghMD @drdevireddy @ArthurAllen202@ddiamond The VA is planning to replace a very good system built on thirty-year-old technology with a mediocre system built on twenty-year-old technology - and they call it "modernization." There are better, cheaper alternatives that would turn VistA into the best and most modern system.
@CNBC@chrissyfarr Only in #healthcare would replacing 30 year-old technology with a 20 year-old technology be considered “modernization.” The industry needs more technologists and fewer salespeople. You’re spot on - HIMSS is for the advancement of sales, not technology.