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laurenstill
13y ago
It's built on the Direct protocol, so I'm not seeing why it's particularly special. Direct, secure messaging and V/D/T is a requirement for the 2014 MUS2....
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Evernote Is My Electronic Health Record (EHR) And Its Better Than The Rest
(nickdawson.net)
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http://www.medstartr.com/ built by Alex Faire, may be a better fit but it's a pretty small audience. Have you gone over the project with a regulatory fine-tooth comb?
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A while back I quit my 9-5 and started working on a number of consulting/projects on a rotating basis. One of the things I did in addition to having dedicated work space and clear boundaries was to assign projects on a per-day basis.
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Exposing security vulnerabilities in Happtique certified mobile health apps
(whats.harold.in)
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I interviewed with them a few times last month, and then HR told me they were re - evaluating their employment needs. And here I thought it was something I had said. ..
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I interned some years ago at the IHMC in Florida, and am currently working in a federally sponsored HIE workgroup. Both cases, it boiled do to who I knew, and I worked my butt off for the first few weeks getting up to speed. Do you have a
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There is a significant portion of the healthcare conversation (federal policy wonks, CMIO, etc) that will not use reddit for whatever reasons (confusion, overwhelming, not 'serious' etc). In the interest of developing real convers
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Just signed up, will support. I may be able to help a bit bringing some of the loudmouth hcsm personalities over, if that's something you're interested in.
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Personally, I think so. The mhealth/healthIT twitter communities are pretty strong, but spread out over multiple blogs/domains.
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I kept on meaning to do this, but work got in the way. Mind expanding it out to healthcare tech in general to cover regulatory and IT policy in addition to mobile? There's a lot of potential with a nice link aggregator for the commun
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Thing is, last year several people reached out to the founders of Happtique, and their "Blue Ribbon Panel" with security concerns, and were dismissed or ignored. And now those concerns are in production.
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From the press release/announcement today: "Each app that receives certification has passed both technical testing—the verification of privacy, security, and operability standards by global testing leader Intertek—and content tes
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Happtique certified mobile health apps store your UN/PW/Pin/PHI in plain text
(twitter.com)
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Really interested, I'm curious if there is someone internally I can speak with directly instead of going through the portal. I have a strong background in healthIT and policy/regulations with a bit of tech/startup experience
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I'm building the DIY cellphone specifically to see what sort of TSA pushback I receive. I've gone through with lockpicks, booze, arduinos, rpis, various components and boxes full of electronic bits. Only major issue I've e
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How would you suggest we track female lurkers?
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Not sure about DK/SF, but Mouser lets you make public project BOM lists so users can just one click and purchase all the components.
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There is some speculation that the recent ruling regarding taxation of FDA-approved medical devices has something to do with this. But the cagey behavior from 23AM has been going on for longer.
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I'm building a tech specs/req for a gov project. It's exhausting to distill the information down into a presentable format. This makes _my_ job easier, thank you.
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Team IHMC's Atlas Robot navigating random obstacles in path
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I'm thinking it was more of the latter. No one, founders included, really seemed to know/understand what's going on in the space currently. I can't imagine working at Adidas, and not being interested in what Nike is doi
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13y ago
>an opportunity for you to evaluate a prospective employer just as much as it is an opportunity for a prospective employer to evaluate you. This was the first time it's been such a grey area. Usually, if I don't see myself at
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Ask HN: How would you respond during an interview to a founder who says
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I'd like to see that filter menu on the front page. I don't know my flowers, so having that be the only initial filter/search method left me in the dark.
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I'm 31, and my oldest real code is about 2 years or so. Unless random stuff from college counts (10 years ago).
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Works fine for me, chrome/ubuntu.
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First ever? Moo + FB did this back in 2006? 07? A while back at least. It's nice, clean though. Any plans to branch out to IG/G+/others?
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Is there any rhyme/reason to the title change? I'm interested in the discussion specifically related to how Helpouts will impact telemedicine, and healthIT culture, particularly as Google moves to federal licensure. This is a hug
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Google announces Helpouts
(venturebeat.com)
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