For the better part of a decade, “healthcare interoperability” has been treated as the finish line. FHIR APIs, HL7 v2 feeds, CommonWell, Carequality – an enormous amount of engineering effort has gone into making sure that clinical data can move between systems. And it’s worked. A referral can carry structured patient data. A payer can … [Read more…]
I’ve tried plenty of note-taking apps, but for one reason or another, I keep coming back to Google Keep. Between ideas, tasks, things I need to purchase, and article angles, Google Keep has become my singular catch-all destination. The reason for that is simple. Unlike other productivity apps that drown you in options for categorization, … [Read more…]
Most discussions of “AI in healthcare” stay abstract – bigger context windows, better diagnostic accuracy, multimodal clinical reasoning. Useful research, but disconnected from what actually eats a care coordinator’s or physician’s day: referrals that sit in a queue, prior authorizations that require assembling documentation from three different places, encounter notes that need turning into a … [Read more…]
OnePlus leaving the US market has left a big hole in the Android space. The company that pushed other Android manufacturers to up their game with faster charging, bigger batteries, top-tier performance, and, most importantly, good value for money no longer sells its phones in most global markets. With OnePlus now gone, there’s less competition … [Read more…]