Category: Ukulele parody songs

’nuff said

“Epic Man” ukulele audio recording from a recent Becker’s Podcast featuring — me

by CT Lin, posted in Ukulele parody songs

3 minutes to change your life. Cheer? Boo? Choose your own adventure if you listen in.

Sepsis, Machine Learning and the Centaur (my SMILE conference talk)

by CT Lin, posted in AI, Informatics/EHR, Innovation, My Talks, Ukulele parody songs

Find out: What is a centaur and what does it have to do with healthcare? What are the criteria for a good machine learning project? What is the role of a virtual health center with predictive models? And most importantly: What ukulele song goes with machine learning?

I can see clearly now, my Sprain is gone (ukulele)

by CT Lin, posted in My Talks, Ukulele parody songs

https://youtu.be/_0pQSt8UHu8 Thanks to my collaborators on the Patient Radiology Image Viewing team at UCHealth: Evan Norris MD, Ciarra Halaska, Justin Honce MD, Peter Sachs MD, and Kate Sanfilippo. Come see our talk at Epic XGM 2021 (eXpert Group Meeting) next month! Session Rad 1.4 What's the TL;DR? Allowing patients to view their radiology images in … Continue reading I can see clearly now, my Sprain is gone (ukulele)

Covid-19 Sea Shanty

by CT Lin, posted in Covid-19, Ukulele parody songs

https://youtu.be/0hmiDRHeQ-U It was social media blowing up with Sea Shanties that got me into this. What is a Sea Shanty, anyway? My wife thought it was a tiny house on the edge of an ocean. Hmm. Turns out, Nathan Evans from TikTok sings a New Zealand Whaling song "The Wellerman" with a beautiful Scottish lilt. … Continue reading Covid-19 Sea Shanty

I am NOT Throwin’ Away My Shot – Covid Vaccine (ukulele)

by CT Lin, posted in Covid-19, Ukulele parody songs

I wondered what Lin-Manuel meant when he wrote this song. Turns out, it was for THIS moment.

Telehealth World: CT finds ukulele song partners!

by CT Lin, posted in Covid-19, Informatics/EHR, Ukulele parody songs

Telehealth Ukulele Song!

Information Blocking and the End of Secrecy in Healthcare? (a rant, a talk and a uke song)

by CT Lin, posted in Informatics/EHR, My Talks, PIG-let (informatics newbies), Ukulele parody songs

What is CT looking at? Could it be ... his own radiology image in his patient portal? What does this mean about secrecy in healthcare?

Ortho Virtual Care. Ukulele song about video visits (parody of Wonderful World)

by CT Lin, posted in Covid-19, Ukulele parody songs

https://youtu.be/RcEdzOAjxeA Nope, did not use the word "pandemic" or "Covid". Searching Youtube for "Covid songs" gets you this: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=covid+song Which is an entirely unreasonably long list; there are some great selections there. I'll leave you to browse. During pandemic, I've been learning clawhammer style, from this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELjQ7ljn1TU&t=8s Makes my uke sound more like a … Continue reading Ortho Virtual Care. Ukulele song about video visits (parody of Wonderful World)

“Empty Wallet” or Real Time Benefits Check interfaced into the EHR (woo!) Ukulele

by CT Lin, posted in Informatics/EHR, My Talks, Ukulele parody songs

https://youtu.be/EFEapU0EjlI Yet another misadventure with our protagonist Thanks to all our EHR colleagues; I'm returning from Epic's UGM (User Group Meeting: check out the twitter-verse at #UGM19) and learned a ton from other customer presentations and from Epic's future vision as a company. Here is our contribution: a successful integration of RTBC (real time benefits … Continue reading “Empty Wallet” or Real Time Benefits Check interfaced into the EHR (woo!) Ukulele

InformatiMusicology is a thing (thanks, Ross!)

by CT Lin, posted in Ukulele parody songs

https://www.acmimimi.org/2018/10/InformatimukulelogicalOfferingsfromCTLin.html  Ross Martin is a physician informatician extraordinaire. Among his many talents, he is a singer-songwriter with his own musical show, and he publishes a blog at at ACMIMIMI: the American College of Medical InformatiMusicology. Turns out there is a small community of physician informaticians who cross the line between work-a-day informatics and the arcane … Continue reading InformatiMusicology is a thing (thanks, Ross!)