Philippe,
Excellent exposition. Precisely the kind of high-level issue that I
am looking for! Others?
-FT
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 2:36 PM, Philippe Ameline
wrote:
> Hi Fred,
>
> This is a topic I have been trying to address for years.
>
> In France, practitioners are mainly using the k
By the way, some years ago, I tried to write a text aimed at putting
Health IT in perspective.
http://philippe.ameline.free.fr/download/texts/LigneDeVieForPrevention.pdf
Don't know if it is proper material.
PA
Le 30/08/2010 21:50, fred trotter a écrit :
>
> Jel,
> I probably should not have
Jel,
I probably should not have suggested a "FAQ" what I am looking for is
much more like what Philippe put forward. High level concepts that are very
difficult to grasp but are vitally important. The problem with a FAQ or wiki
model is that really, these topics are far too deep for that. To
Hi Fred,
This is a topic I have been trying to address for years.
In France, practitioners are mainly using the kind of software whose
main selling argument is to imitate paper. Since I have always been
developing information systems based on highly structured information, I
have always been
I think the examples you cite are typical.
It would be great to have such an FAQ...perhaps in wiki
style/functionality that we could all contribute to.
Anyone care to set that up?
Cheers
Jel Coward
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Hi,
One of the experiences that I have had, time and time again is that when I
talk to doctors about Health IT, they have some basic Information Technology
gaps in their education. They simply do not understand some of the
fundamentals of Information Technology and have trouble even understanding
