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by jeeshan 12y ago
Ideally you'll have a full immunization record so we can take you into hospitals to work directly with the doctors. We are also live in a number of hospitals in Southern Africa and our ideal candidate would be able to travel there for
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Listrunner rids doctors of paper notes, texts, and privacy risks(venturebeat.com)
12 points by jeeshan 12y ago|3 comments
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In Health IT, think like a doctor and start with the ABCs(listrunner.tumblr.com)
9 points by jeeshan 12y ago|2 comments
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by jeeshan 12y ago
knozi - you bring up a good point, paper is hard to beat in many ways. its very easy to write things down on paper. Its one of the challenges with Listrunner and we're constantly refining the UX to make it faster to enter tasks. We&#x2
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by jeeshan 12y ago
singingfish well outlined! would like to see more of the thesis. good luck!
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by jeeshan 12y ago
In a lot of ways, nurses have it even worse. They're constantly on the front lines they lose so much time in having to rewrite the same information over and over again.
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by jeeshan 12y ago
Good and (complex) question. Essentially, the person deciding or purchasing technology in a hospital (an IT administrator) is not the person seeing patients (the doctor). They often work in completely different buildings and no have overlap
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A typical day on the ward(listrunner.tumblr.com)
80 points by jeeshan 12y ago|52 comments
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by jeeshan 14y ago
Could see some great healthcare applications for this using legacy hardware.
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by jeeshan 15y ago
trying to teach doctors in their own language how they can work with hackers.