The Tragedy of the Life-Saving Device That Is Largely Ignored
(Editor's Note: John Nosta writes for Forbes under the heading, "Health Critical")…please be aware that the nearest exit row might be behind youThe AED in a public space. Source: Wikipedia…
Great Healthcare Infographics: 2 Things Your Data Visualization Needs
Data is easier to understand when it’s presented visually. But sometimes graphic designers get wrapped up in making content beautiful and forget to make it functional.Here are two things to…
Five of the Coolest “Bots” in Medicine [INFOGRAPHIC]
The Robots are Here! Actually, robots have been around for a while in medicine. They are used in surgery, for cleaning and sterilizing hospitals and recently, in Japan, for helping…
Asthma in September
Asthma sufferers know that when it rains it spores - as fungi and mold get moving through the air. But many don't realize that the most dangerous month for children's…
Personal Health Records v. 2.0: Cloud, Social and Mobile
Originally published on MedCityNews.com. Missy Krasner landed at Google Health in April of 2006 — a time she calls pre-social, pre-quantified-self and pre-internet-of-things. Originally published on MedCityNews.com. Missy Krasner landed at Google…
The Big Disruption That Isn’t Happening In Healthcare
(Editor's Note: Dan Munro writes for Forbes under the heading Healthcare Compass) (Editor's Note: Dan Munro writes for Forbes under the heading Healthcare Compass)I’m reminded of the character Vizzini (played…
The Outcomes That Matter to Patients
As an industry, healthcare spends a lot of time measuring and reporting outcomes. Taking a consumer based approach would also consider the outcomes that matter to patients. This table from…
Patient Reviews: Don’t Throw the Baby Out with the Bathwater!
Patient advocate Trisha Torrey (Tragic Reminders of the Uselessness of Doctor Ratings) warns us not to trust online doctor reviews; health care journalism scold Gary Schwitzer picks up the story and…
