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Well designed does not mean easy to implement....
Started Jun 29, 2009
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"What track are you at with the OMP suit on? What do you race? I'm originally from Ohio, and have had great times with PCA at Mid-Ohio, a heavily modded 914-6."
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Well designed does not mean easy to implement....
First thanks to Peter for setting this up. I have been looking for a vehicle to share some of this thinking for a while.A caring design for health care means many things to me. As a person who has been a health care provider, adminstrator and now systems designer I notice that the themes continue to repeat themselves.Some of them are:1. Organizations are often not practicing what they preach. They may have champions of collaboration who try to implement a different approach, sometimes through…See More
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- What is your specific interest in design in healthcare? (Twitter-length answer)
- Infrastructure and application design; applications that untie care networks; the politics of infromation sharing across organizations, jurisdictions, disciplines; personal health records
- What sector or area of healthcare do you design or work in?
- Enterprise Architect working on a jurisdictional EHR; former health care provider and administrator; former CEO of a Health Informatics company
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- At 2:46pm on June 29, 2009,
Peter Jones said… - What track are you at with the OMP suit on? What do you race? I'm originally from Ohio, and have had great times with PCA at Mid-Ohio, a heavily modded 914-6.
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