Have you wondered where your food came from? Is there "pink slime" in tonight's dinner?
Perhaps you don't eat eggs or gelatin and have your eyes set on a flavor of ice cream. How hard is it to get accurate information on the contents of this food item?
Well, there appears to be good news. There is a new mobility food traceability app that helps consumers learn more about he food they wish to eat. See this article by Derek Singleton.
Monday, April 2, 2012
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Attesting for Meaningful Use
A good blog post on Meaningful Use (MU) attestation by Houston Neal.
Dr. Kevin Spencer, a physician that recently attested to meaningful use, provides three tips to make successfully attesting easier for other practices. According to Dr. Spencer, the key components to successfully attesting were:
Dr. Kevin Spencer, a physician that recently attested to meaningful use, provides three tips to make successfully attesting easier for other practices. According to Dr. Spencer, the key components to successfully attesting were:
- Choosing the right EHR software company;
- Undergoing meaningful use training; and,
- Changing documentation processes to fit meaningful use guidelines.
Monday, June 6, 2011
iPad EMR Apps
Good information on iPad EMR apps by Houston Neal:
"...more and more electronic medical record (EMR) vendors are releasing iPad-specific versions of their EMRs. Some offer native iPad EMRs; others offer web-browser access through the iPad. However, there is no perfect iPad EMR solution"
I'm personally using RDP to log into my Win Apps, which we have designed to iPad friendly.
Read more:iPad EMR Apps | A Guide to Electronic Medical Records
"...more and more electronic medical record (EMR) vendors are releasing iPad-specific versions of their EMRs. Some offer native iPad EMRs; others offer web-browser access through the iPad. However, there is no perfect iPad EMR solution"
I'm personally using RDP to log into my Win Apps, which we have designed to iPad friendly.
Read more:iPad EMR Apps | A Guide to Electronic Medical Records
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
EMRs and iPAD strategy
Austin Merritt, Chief Operating Officer of Software Advice, feels that EMR companies are slow to develop an iPad strategy:
"The medical software industry is far from supporting the iPad on a meaningful scale."
"... only a handful of other vendors (most notably AllScripts and Quest) have released iPad apps to supplement existing EHR systems".
I personally have been using RDP on my iPhone and have found it to work great for my Windows applications. In fact, we've been developing our internal Windows based applications with iPhone and iPad in mind, using these applications via RDP is similar in ease of use as native iPhone/iPad apps.
"The medical software industry is far from supporting the iPad on a meaningful scale."
"... only a handful of other vendors (most notably AllScripts and Quest) have released iPad apps to supplement existing EHR systems".
I personally have been using RDP on my iPhone and have found it to work great for my Windows applications. In fact, we've been developing our internal Windows based applications with iPhone and iPad in mind, using these applications via RDP is similar in ease of use as native iPhone/iPad apps.
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