David Do, MD
David Do is a health technology executive.
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It won’t be long before every patient has a Twitter feed, and doctors subscribe to them for real-time updates. This is a time when the demands of being a physician are changing, and we need to leverage technology to maintain…
It won’t be long before every patient has a Twitter feed, and doctors subscribe to them for real-time updates.
This is a time when the demands of being a physician are changing, and we need to leverage technology to maintain awareness of a huge number of patients. There is also increasing need for handoffs and communication between providers.
Here’s the bottom line: How can we improve technology when doctors seem so resistant? …
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What would an EMR on Twitter look like?
Health technology
I overheard nurses praising the pilot of a new technology with the promise of improving communication, safety, and saving on healthcare spending. The innovation: two-way texting. That’s one of the many indicators that hospitals are stuck the technological stone age.…
I overheard nurses praising the pilot of a new technology with the promise of improving communication, safety, and saving on healthcare spending. The innovation: two-way texting. That’s one of the many indicators that hospitals are stuck the technological stone age.
Imagine how many eyes light up when you offer providers fewer logins, autopopulating forms, and uncluttered menus. There’s an assumption that technology, in the context of healthcare, has to be bad …
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Why EMR companies don’t care about usability
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