If anyone is here in Wisconsin this week, come say hi! I’ll be presenting at 3pm Monday, and my UCHealth Colorado buddies are speaking throughout the week. Catch up soon!
Tag: EHR
Who is at breakfast (at 2024 XGM Epic)?
Time for XGM. Here are some pix.
CT Lin’s CMIO interview with SeamlessMD
Thanks to Joshua Liu and Alan Sardana for a great chat spanning decades of my informatics career. We cover: My ukulele origin story My failure resume examples How AI is nibbling at healthcare P-values versus Change Management How CT Lin ruined healthcare https://seamless.md/blog/tdp-96-uchealths-cmio-dr-ct-lin-measuring-and-benchmarking-clinician-nps-augmenting-cds-with-ai-and-making-clinical-informatics-fun-ft-ukulele
EHR v Covid-19. Prepping for the Surge: Inpatient Guide for Outpatient Doctors – Guest Blog
Inpatient Guide for Outpatient Docs: Table of Contents Covid-19 threatens to hospitalize an exponentially increasing number of patients in the coming weeks. In addition to building more physical space and finding more equipment, what happens when we run out of hospitalists to manage their care? What if, instead of our usual 10 teams of hospitalists, … Continue reading EHR v Covid-19. Prepping for the Surge: Inpatient Guide for Outpatient Doctors – Guest Blog
“What Matters to You?” instead of “What’s the Matter with You?” -guest post, Heather Coats, PhD, APRN-BC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Wy1aMXQCTk Is the integration of an individual’s narrative into the Electronic Health Record FEASIBLE to Improve Person-Centered Care? (CT Lin: I'm excited to welcome Guest Blogger: Heather Coats PhD) Person-Centered Care, a buzz word to refocus our Western (US) healthcare system on the user of the system, the person who has a health need. We … Continue reading “What Matters to You?” instead of “What’s the Matter with You?” -guest post, Heather Coats, PhD, APRN-BC
UCHealth: ‘Most Wired’ level 10!
Uncomfortable-looking author We are incredibly honored and humbled to be awarded Most Wired level 10 by CHIME: the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives. We were one of the three organizations, out of thousands applying, to be awarded level 10, indicating the highest achievement in superior performance and process for information technology used to improve … Continue reading UCHealth: ‘Most Wired’ level 10!
“Empty Wallet” or Real Time Benefits Check interfaced into the EHR (woo!) Ukulele
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!)
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!)
My Failure Resume
This is my Failure Resume. I got the idea from several sources, and thought: this will be fun and humbling for me, and perhaps encouraging to my junior colleagues facing a tough uphill climb through academia or in their organizations. In hindsight, it is easy to cherry-pick my best successes (ignoring my many failures) and … Continue reading My Failure Resume
CHA2DS2-VASc and HAS-BLED integrated into EHR. Wow. Humility thy name is…
Yes! I am an internist. Yes! I have practiced for many years. Yes! I know about CHA2DS2-VASc and HAS-BLED*. Yes! I vaguely recalled that we installed built-in calculators right into our EHR to reduce the barriers for our docs to use these calculators while seeing patients. No, until today, I had not actually used them … Continue reading CHA2DS2-VASc and HAS-BLED integrated into EHR. Wow. Humility thy name is…