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Simulation 2.0: A Test Lab for Health Care Transformation
Originally posted May 2, 2013 By Ted James, MD What does simulation have to do with health care reform? More than you may think. Health care is undergoing a period of unprecedented transformation, during which simulation has emerged as a … Continue reading
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Residents, Educators, and the Secret Handshake
By Bryan Vartabedian, MD It seems that recently, some of the residents applying to our hospital’s residency programs have known who I was and I’ve known who they were. But we had never made eye contact. I had studied their … Continue reading
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How Should Medical Education Prepare Doctors for the Networked Age?
I suspect that if you like Wing of Zock, you might like Millennial Medicine, a transformative meeting on the future of medical education taking place on April 26, 2013, in the Texas Medical Center. Rice University Professor Kirsten Ostherr and … Continue reading
Familiar Tools Can Fix Care for Sickest Seniors
By Scott Harris Though geriatrics is a relatively small segment of the physician population, given America’s aging rates it seems likely to grow. A new study found that well-coordinated geriatrics care can help bend the curve of hospital readmissions, and … Continue reading
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What’s a Medical Educator Doing at SXSW?
By Bryan Vartabedian, MD As I do every year, this week I attended the SXSW Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas. With a focus on emerging technology, SXSWi has earned a reputation as a launching pad for innovative new technology; its collective … Continue reading
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By Gail Zahtz Editor’s Note: In observance of DC Social Media Week (#SMWWDC), Wing of Zock presents a series of posts on popular Twitter chats with relevance to readers in academic medicine. It started on Twitter, 140 characters at a … Continue reading
Wing of Zock “Chart Review” Blog Carnival: February 2013 Edition
Compiled by Jennifer Salopek and Sarah Sonies After a chilly but sparsely snowy DC winter, the Wing of Zock staff is ready for the infamous groundhog to miss his shadow entirely and scamper right into spring. In the meantime, here … Continue reading
The chicken or the egg: do electronic health records reduce malpractice claims?
By Ulfat Shaikh, MD Originally posted Sunday, January 13, 2013 Electronic health records (EHRs) are touted by believers to be the cure-all for clinical evils. They promise to improve communication between clinicians, increase the efficiency of visits, reduce costs, prevent … Continue reading
2013 Prediction: Device Connectivity Infrastructure Key to Health Care Vision
A guest post by Stuart Long, chief marketing and sales officer, Capsule Tech, Inc. on the Health Exchange Community Blog caught our eye the other day. Long blogs about what is next in the field of data innovation for hospitals in the … Continue reading
The Currency of Social Media
By Joel Topf, MD Many people say information is power. I don’t believe that. Information sharing is power. People are more than willing to share information not because they are being paid but because they get a feeling of satisfaction … Continue reading →