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medical records, policy issues, pt/doc co-care, Why PM

Hm: Because of viewing my visit notes, I did something better.

e-Patient Dave | June 30, 2010

Earlier this month I wrote that the OpenNotes project had kicked off. It’s important – if you haven’t read about it, please click that link. My primary physician and I are participating, but candidly I didn’t expect to get much out of it: as I told a friend, “I’m not sick!” Yet, the very first [...]

policy issues, positive patterns, pt/doc co-care, trends & principles, Why PM

Give patients (that’s you) access to all their (your) data – so they can help

e-Patient Dave | September 21, 2009

Cross-posted from my website, ePatientDave.com – the happy home for my new business! I’ve just returned from Toronto, where I gave the opening keynote at the Medicine 2.0 Congress. It was titled “Gimme My Damn Data,” which is an unconventional title for an opening address, but I meant it. Here’s why. A new world of [...]

e-pts resources, medical records, reforming hc, trends & principles

The I in IT stands for Information

e-Patient Dave | April 9, 2009

I’ve been thinking a lot about where to take the discussion that’s exploded on my post about moving my data from PatientSite into Google Health. I’m hardly an IT guru, but as I said, I do work with data at my day job. And before we proceed, there’s something I think is a foundation level [...]