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A Good Way to Cybernetically Harm or Kill Emergency Department Patients ... Via An ED EHR "Glitch" That Mangles Prescriptions
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ED EHR,
FDA recall,
glitch,
healthcare IT defects,
healthcare IT risk,
PICIS Pulsecheck
Yet another healthcare IT "glitch" - that banal little word used for potentially life-threatening software defects. (See the que...
A War on Patients: Panel Says EHRs Should Not Be Vetted Before Marketing and Deployment
Can Digital Disappearing Ink (An EHR "Glitch") Kill Patients? Part 2
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CPOE,
glitch,
healthcare IT risk,
Siemens,
Siemens Healthcare,
Soarian,
Soarian Clinicals Medication Orders
At " Another Health IT "Glitch" - Can Digital Disappearing Ink Kill Patients? " just yesterday, on August 5, 2013, I wro...
Another Health IT "Glitch" - Can Digital Disappearing Ink Kill Patients?
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glitch,
healthcare IT risk,
medication reconciliation,
Siemens,
Siemens Healthcare,
Soarian
Yes, it can. There's been yet another "glitch" in the world of health IT (see http://hcrenewal.blogspot.com/search/label/glitc...
Is ONC's definition of "Significant EHR Risk" when body bags start to accumulate on the steps of the Capitol?
Peering Underneath the Iceberg's Water Level: AMNews on the New ECRI "Deep Dive" Study of Health IT "Events"
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amednews.com,
AMNews,
CDRH,
ecri institute,
Fred Schulte,
healthcare IT risk,
jeffrey shuren,
Kevin O'Reilly
From another happy EHR user: automatic data "corrections" that alter the past
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data integrity,
healthcare IT risk
From another happy EHR user: One of my patients was married in late 2012. Her name changed from XXXX to YYYY. Today I incidentally reviewe...
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data integrity,
healthcare IT risk
New York Times: "A Digital Shift on Health Data Swells Profits in an Industry"
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Fred Schulte,
healthcare IT difficulties,
healthcare IT lobby,
healthcare IT risk,
Julie Creswell,
New York Times,
Robert O'Harrow Jr.
Kaiser Health News/Philadelphia Inquirer on InformaticsMD: "The flaws of electronic records"
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David Blumenthal,
george lundberg,
healthcare IT risk,
IOM,
Jay Hancock,
Kaiser Family Foundation,
Kaiser Health News,
matthew holt,
ONC,
Philadelphia Inquirer,
Richard Cook,
ross koppel
At my Dec. 2012 post " How an interview for Kaiser Health News rekindled memories of health IT dysfunction in the 90's that persist...


