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Meaningful Use to Quantified Us

July 31, 2012 By Leonard Kish Leave a Comment

Fred Trotter, co-author of O'Reilly's Meaningful Use and Beyond, is diving in head first into the quantified self movement, and for good reason: Quantified self and Meaningful Use are becoming meaningfully connected. On the surface, the areas of Meaningful Use and quantified ...

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Filed Under: e-patient, Healthcare IT, Meaningful Use, mHealth Tagged With: "Quantified Self", FitBit, Fred Trotter, gamification, Leonard Kish, RunKeeper

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#HITSM Chat

[#HITsm chat 11.18.16] Celebrate Passing the #HITsm Torch

November 15, 2016

Moderated by Chad Johnson, @OchoTex, HealthStandards.com Editor and Corepoint Health Senior Marketing Manager. November 18th will be the last #HITsm chat under @HealthStandards. Celebrate ‘Passing the #HITsm torch’ to @techguy @HealthcareScene.

Passing the #HITsm torch

November 10, 2016

The first #HITsm tweet chat was held almost six years ago on Jan 10, 2011. Since that time, we have hosted approximately 280 #HITsm chats. While some of you may have participated in that very first chat (only 15 actually participated), I’m proud to say that the chats and the community have continued to grow […]

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Podcasts

‘Hactivist’ Fred Trotter on the Cancer Moonshot, open source data in healthcare, and more

August 3, 2016

Artificial intelligence is a topic that isn’t going away in the health IT and medical community. One reason it’s come as far as it has is thanks to open sourcing, or shared data. Today’s guest, Fred Trotter, has a lot to say about the Vice President’s Cancer Moonshot initiative – which he was recognized for […]

Sue Schade on gender equality, CIO challenges, and value-based healthcare

July 27, 2016

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