Two environments of using chart summary.
Epic UGM FOMO generator SF03 tale of 2 environments. Chart summary in IP and OP.
Two environments of using chart summary.
Epic UGM fomo generator pac13 health maintenance for quality in primary care.
How does UCHealth design health maintenance to drive up ambulatory Qualty?
UGM FOMO generator pac02 ambient scribes to IP and ED
Cleveland clinic and John Muir talking about their deployments and lessons.
Return of the Epic UGM FOMO Generator! (CT reporting from UGM: Talks and a book signing)
The FOMO Generator is back! With more ukulele and this time (if UPS shipping comes thru) a book signing at the Edgewater Hotel on Monday nite.
CT Lin on 229 Podcast: CT retires, what’s next? A book! and storytelling with ukulele
Thanks to Sarah Richardson and 229 for hosting me on their Pod. I talk about my retirement from CMIO, some lessons I've learned, and what's next (24 min). And then, updates from my new book! The paperback and hardcover are AVAILABLE NOW.
Odysseus, discussed by a Harvard scholar (harvard.edu)
I haven’t seen this movie yet, but I will have a date with an IMAX theater soon...
AI is dead. Organoids are alive. (wired.com)
If AI is mimicking human brains, what better than on grow human neurons into organoids and do the computing biologically?
The Chat Bot that foreshadowed ChatGPT 70 years ago (Eliza! wired.com)
Wired magazine writing about the history of computing and how it relates to our current moment, continues to astound. And i have a personal link to this history.
Who Will Actually Thrive in the Hybrid A.I.-Human Work Force (NYTimes)
From the article: "The recurring theme is that it’s a tale of two cities for job seekers. Those who know how A.I. works, specifically A.I. agents, can get their dream job, whether it’s in marketing or software, accounting, finance, you name it. Those who don’t have those skills, those entry-level jobs are disappearing."
The mental health toll of remote work (harvard.edu)
Have not thought about it much until now, but the pandemic and the telehealth, remote work revolution untethered us from geographic boundaries. Many folks in IT and informatics work remotely and meet remotely. A hidden cost: mental health.