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Farewell but not Forgotten
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It has been almost a year since my last post here. Honestly I have been diverted by life, moves, illnesses, and relocation.By chance I came to trusted MD today and read that Dimitryi is entering a new season of life. Congrats Dimitryi !! I will find you on Twitter and/or Facebook. I will still be hopelessly pontificating at Health Train Express, http://healthtrain.blogspot.com
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
Health Train Table of Contents
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Today' post refers to several of my posts on Health Train Express. ; I've had a busy month of writing.Commentary is always welcome.I've posted several more articles on my blog http://healthtrain.blogspot.com
Table of Contents:
September 27 Who Killed Healthcare? http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/blogspot/rWIA/~3/405100027/who-killed-healthcare.html
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
Update on Health Train Express
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For the past several months I have been writing about health transformation policy, the effects of the current United StateFor the past several months I have been writing about health transformation policy, the effects of the current United States presidential election campaign, and the recent exposure of the financial morass here in the United States. I have written much about this in Health Train Express, my blog http://healthtrain.blogspot.com
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
The Wonderful World of Blogging
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I have not been blogging very much lately at TRUSTED.MD .; I thought it might be worthwhile to include a bit of what I have written lately atI have not been blogging very much lately at TRUSTED.MD .
I thought it might be worthwhile to include a bit of what I have written lately at Health Train Express . www.healthtrain.blogspot.com .
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
Health Train Express
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For the past several months I have been focused on reviewing and reading many different blogs, and participating in a number of social networkingFor the past several months I have been focused on reviewing and reading many different blogs, and participating in a number of social networking blogs, both healthcare related and in other areas of interest. My original blog topics on RHIO have been expanced to other areas, including public policy making, consumer activities, healthcare financing, and forecasting. I use a weegee board and an old bottle I used to use for "spin the bottle"...It should be as accurate or more so, than the ideas today's pundits offer us. Check these out at
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
The Failure of RHIO And ONCHIT
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With less than loud fanfare -- barely a peep, really -- the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) finally last week released its ONC-CoordinatedWith less than loud fanfare -- barely a peep, really -- the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) finally last week released its ONC-Coordinated Federal Health Information Technology Strategic Plan.
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
BLOG BLOG BLOG
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I have been blogging here for almost three years, right from it’s inception. Dmitriy is truly a visionary and pioneer in blogs and Health 2.0I have been blogging here for almost three years, right from it’s inception. Dmitriy is truly a visionary and pioneer in blogs and Health 2.0.
The blog format is showing signs of its age although some of the content is excellent. I have not had time to write more than one blog. This will be my last posting here and I refer you to my other blog http://healthtrain.blogspot.com
I think one way of increasing readership and posts would be to let you know about some of the other relevant medical blogs that I read regularly.
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
News
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Update on recent activities. Not much new here. This editor is very clunky tonite.It's been some time since I have posted on RHIO Monitor. My blogging time is limited and most of my posts have been
on health train express. www.healthtrain.blogspot.com
Look for me there.
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
The Cost of Healthcare.....
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This post is a bit off topic for RHIO Monitor, however I felt it is worthwhile information for readers...This post is a bit off topic for RHIO Monitor, however I felt it is worthwhile information for readers.
Quality of care is a "hot button topic" for insurers and payors. This is not to say that providers don't care about their outcomes. In the past there were surgical committees, tissue committees and peer review committees in hospitals. With the relatively recent exodus to surgery centers the burden of review has shifted to different places.
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
EMR Coercion
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We were pleased to learn that HealthTrain Express blog has been featured on iMedexchange, a physician blog. This weeks featured post is theWe were pleased to learn that HealthTrain Express blog has been featured on iMedexchange, a physician blog. This weeks featured post http://healthtrain.blogspot.com is the announcement that Partner's Health Group in Boston, Mass will require it's contracted providers to utilize EMR by year 2008....Those not complying will be dropped as providers.
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I became interested in leading the health care community toward implementation of EMRs and HIEs after a 30 year career of pushing paper, making phone calls and otherwise "wasting" a huge amount of time in caring for my patients. I would spend more time properly documenting my examinations or use illegible and abbreviated notes that would mean nothing to someone else, or even more important fall into the legal system, where we are often quoted "doc, if it isn't written down, it didn't happend. I hated signing my signature. My favorite new "thing" is my tablet pc with speech recognition and writing journal which converts my mostly illegible cursive into a legible font. My first "love" is my wife and family, with ophthalmology coming in a distant second, rapidly being passed by my new role.
Since I began blogging almost four years ago on Health IT I became more interested in writing about health policy issues in general.
My other interests are politics, meterorology, history, and listening to music. My favorite devices are my iPod, my laptop and my new retinal imager. Favorite books, Of Mice and Men, Robert Frost's collection of Poetry. What I miss most....my Porsche 911, the good old days,
In the future lurks entrepeneurial ideas and mentoring younger physicians and adults
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