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Cutting off your Nose to Spite Your Face | woodcote

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Musings on Health Informatics. NHS Hack Day – Making an Old Man Happy →. Cutting off your Nose to Spite Your Face. March 4, 2012. However, I’m still finding that many behind corporate or NHS firewalls can’t get access to these tools and are thus denied the transformational benefits of making proper use of them. Even though others including many more enlightened NHS organisations are demonstrating how they can be used efficiently. The problem is further compounded by overzealous email filtering. Don&#...

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Moderation Policy - Charlie's Diary

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Being the blog of Charles Stross, author, and occasional guests . Back to: The Golden Age of Fraud. Forward to: Brief publicity note. Lately I've had some cause for concern over the way some people are using the comment threads on my blog. So I've decided to lay down the law. If you post here regularly, or are thinking of posting here, please hit the "Continue Reading" link below.). This blog exists to give me, Charlie Stross, the freedom to say whatever I want. If you're so inclined. Beyond that, I'm no...

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Photo Archive | Chris Gulker – www.gulker.com

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Chris Gulker – www.gulker.com. Words and pictures from Silicon Valley by Chris Gulker. We hung a photo exhibit today. At the Ritz Camera. Store in downtown Menlo Park. The show, ‘Feature Work,’ consists of five celebrity portraits (Lisa Lyon is seen above) that I made for the Los Angeles Herald Examiner’s Style section in the 1980s and is a subset of the ‘ Portfolio 1976 – 1989. 8216; exhibit that was displayed this past June at the Knight Fine Arts Center in Hudson, Ohio. The Rev. Dr. John Kater. Our co...

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Lessons from GP Computing | woodcote

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Musings on Health Informatics. Analytics Whose data is it anyway? Future Funding of GP Computing →. Lessons from GP Computing. November 15, 2011. UK GP computing leads the way globally in the application of clinical computing at the point-of-care and for many years was the only example of the widespread implementation of clinical computing at the couch-face. This gives us the first few lessons which I think are transferable and still hold good:. Rapid prototyping and agile development work best, particul...

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NHS-Life Sciences Partnership | woodcote

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Musings on Health Informatics. Future Funding of GP Computing. Cutting off your Nose to Spite Your Face →. December 5, 2011. The NHS should be “opened up” to private healthcare firms under plans which include sharing anonymous patient data, David Cameron is due to announce. Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16026827. Over the past 25 years I and others in the primary care informatics community have learnt a great deal about the issues associated with building a longitudinal cradle – grave record and in ...

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Ewan Davis | woodcote

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Musings on Health Informatics. Author Archives: Ewan Davis. A Director of Woodcote Consulting (a small specialist healthcare consultancy) running its health informatics practice. May 30, 2012. As the current arrangements for the supply of GP systems under the NPfIT and GPSoC come to an end GPs maybe thinking about a potential system change. In particular some emerging CCGs are promoting system change to achieve a single … Continue reading →. March 17, 2012. NHS Hack Day – Making an Old Man Happy. The NHS...

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Lessons from GP Computing | woodcote

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Musings on Health Informatics. Analytics Whose data is it anyway? Future Funding of GP Computing →. Lessons from GP Computing. November 15, 2011. UK GP computing leads the way globally in the application of clinical computing at the point-of-care and for many years was the only example of the widespread implementation of clinical computing at the couch-face. This gives us the first few lessons which I think are transferable and still hold good:. Rapid prototyping and agile development work best, particul...

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woodcote | Musings on Health Informatics | Page 2

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Musings on Health Informatics. Newer posts →. Analytics Whose data is it anyway? June 30, 2011. There are many governance issues associated with using data for these purposes, which are not the topic of this piece, but suffice it to say there are real concerns, but concerns which can be addressed to ensure patient’s privacy and wishes are respected. In general patient’s should be the final arbiter of how their data is used for secondary purposes. They should be made aware of such uses and have an opp...