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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Telemedicine startup aims to be ‘ATM for healthcare,’ displace retail clinics
An “ATM for healthcare” where a “virtual doctor’s office” replaces “retail medical clinics”, an initiative that a Columbus, Ohio-area telemedicine startup is looking to provide to ‘hurried patients’. Interested? Well you can read the original article here. My thoughts (after reading the … Continue reading
INSIDE THE RASPBERRY PI: How This $25 Computer (Yes, Computer!) Could Change The World
A USD $25 computer, the size of a credit card, operating on Linux that is capable of running Quake 3 (I played this game many moons ago and I absolutely loved it), can you imagine the impact it will have on … Continue reading
Happy Holidays!
binaryHealthCare wishes everyone a joyous holiday season and may all of us enjoy a better 2012!
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Microsoft offers most of its health IT platform to GE venture
This is something I picked up from HealthImaging.com General Electric, through its healthcare IT business, and Microsoft plan to create a joint venture aimed at helping healthcare organizations and professionals use system-wide tools to improve healthcare quality and the patient experience. … Continue reading
Ramblings: Updates of the 3rd Annual Electronic Health Records
I reckon I should provide an update to the “3rd Annual Electronic Health Records” that took place in Singapore last week (29 Nov – 2 Dec 2011). For this particular conference, I served as; A speaker on effective Image enabling … Continue reading
Explaining Semantic Interoperability in the Far East
Well, not exactly in the ‘far east’ but I came up with an interesting way to explain Semantic Interoperability in a ‘Mandarin context’. A slight nuance I faced when I tried explaining Semantic Interoperability to students (I’m an educator among other occupations) … Continue reading
