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Thanks to the hundreds of attendees, we now have a Wisdom of Crowds idea about skills and books to recommend to newbie informaticists. Take a look! Also, a world premiere ukulele song!
Grow your own PIGlets! A book club and 1-year curriculum to train newbie informaticists. Come for talk, stay for the ukulele. We will also be polling the audience for their best recommended books, so come back for the crowd-sourced compilation!
New Epic EHR go live, new song. Today: Campbell County Bighorn Mountain High, with apologies to John Denver. Congratulations to our newest affiliate, Campbell County Health System, we look forward to our close clinical collaboration.
This past week, we hosted our Epic Wisconsin colleagues for an immersion trip on Slicer Dicer and COSMOS, as our researchers, data scientists and faculty dove deeply into Slicer Dicer and the finer points of exploring the deidentified Cosmos database of over 300 million patients. We can’t wait to join the growing list of scientists drawing new lessons from a global repository of clinical care experience.
Received an insider hot tip that some Epic folks were doing a jazz concert in Cassiopeia. About a dozen of us found out, including the everywhere-all-at-once Mark Mabus. What a joy to work with Renaissance women and men.
How are we doing at showing prescribers and patients their anticipated copay cost for prescription meds? RTBT real time benefit tools are one way we break down information walls.
I-PrACTISE – Improving Primary Care Through Industrial and Systems Engineering Thanks to Dr. Beasley at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s lecture series iPractise:Improving Primary Care Through Industrial and Systems Engineering (I-PrACTISE) I enjoyed speaking with the thoughtful group of clinicians, engineers. See the website above, my talk was on 3/14/25 and use the password on that … Continue reading “Sepsis, AI and the Centaur. Also a discussion of Automation Complacency at iPractise (CTL talk)”
Happy holidays! Sweet Caroline repurposed as ChatGPT?! Listen in: Ukulele soloist with Orchestral accompaniment. Will wonders never cease?
Road Signs on the Highway, apologies to Willie Nelson’s On the Road Again. Ukulele EHR song parody.
What did you miss at the Colorado Regional EHR Seminars? Read on! #epic #RESCUEoctober @uchealth #informaticsiscool
Thanks for Adam Carewe and Dale Gold for a fun conversation about informatics, complainers, AI and a hodgepodge of hodge of other topics. https://rewskidotcom.substack.com/p/ep-30-ai-songwriting-and-storytelling?trk=feed-detail_main-feed-card_reshare_ingested-content-summary-external-video-content
ChatGPT sung to Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline”. What’s not to like?
A new EHR parody song! This time, come see how the sausage is made and how much was written by GPT and how much by the human collaborators.
What happens when CT Lin allows ChatGPT to help write EHR parody lyrics about ChatGPT? Does the Universe invert itself?
Immediate release of test results, discussed with a radiologist audience: a pro and con debate. What could go wrong? And, of course, the ukulele.
Welcome home from Epic UGM 2023. Another action packed few days of hob-nobbing with 15,000 of our best Epic customer friends, and learning about each other’s successes, failures, innovations. Thanks to my colleagues Heidi Twedt MD and Deepti Pandita for our session on Growing an Informatics Program. Here are the lyrics: HELP! Secure Chat (apologies … Continue reading “Secure Chat: Ukulele EHR parody to Beatle’s HELP!”
New performance! Epic Man, the version for Immediate Release of Test results and Anticipatory Guidance. In the era of the 21st Century Cures Act and Information Blocking Statute, how else are we going to each folks what to do? Just put on an Epic UGM 2023 hat, get the 4-strings out, and plug away. Here … Continue reading “Epic Man: Immediate Release of Test Results and Anticipatory Guidance”
Aren’t you frustrated with EHR usability? Don’t you wish you could see just-in-time guidance in the EHR? If the US Highway system can put signs on the highway, why can’t we? Also: ukulele song at the end of the link!
The latest ukulele parody. Does it mention note bloat? GPT?
What does mindfulness mean to a CMIO? Also, patient engagement, information transparency, and FAILURE? And finally, gratitude. Listen all the way through for a special treat. #Podcast #healthcare #healthIT #hitsm #whyinformatics #hcldr #somedocs