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Introductions ThreadHi Everyone, This thread is to introduce yourself on the site and to let people know about your background. I'm a Research Fellow at th... Started by Chris PatonLatest Reply |
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company selling EMRHi everybody can someone tell me about companies that sell excellent Electronic Medical Records I will be greatfull thanx healthinformati... Started by health informatician |
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8 hours ago Reply by David carpenther |
jobs in health informatics after studying masters degreeMy name is eyob and am currently working in the NHS in London un-related to what i have studied [BSC in Computer Science]. I have have ap... Started by Eyob Solomon |
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9 hours ago Reply by Sanjoy Sanyal |
Health IT: Comparing Cloud Computing and Desktop ApplicationsHello everyone, I'm having a debate on my blog with an expert on cloud computing about the pros and cons of using the cloud and web-base... Started by Steve Beller, PhD |
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12 hours ago Reply by Steve Beller, PhD |
EHRhello I am interested to know about roles of HIM in mplementation of EHR.Please help me about it.I want to research about it. Thank you Started by somayeh sadat sayedi |
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Certificate in Health InformaticsI am looking to study a certificate course in health informatics as a supplement to advance my career as a Chief Medical Informatics Offi... Started by ozayr mahomed |
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Best Health Informatics MscI was wondering if you could suggest any Msc or postgraduate training in Health Informatics, and if you could tell me if an "online" prog... Started by Eduardo Alvarado |
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Netbook Dicom ViewerHello guys, I'm new to this forum and I'm posting this hear as I didn't find any more relevant location. I have a netbook and due to the ... Started by Muaz |
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HINFshare: Health Informatics Social BookmarkingHINFshare (HINF: Health Informatics) is an online tool that helps its users to find the best links related to Health Informatics on the I... Started by Avesta Razavi |
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Google Wave and Ambulatory UseLooking for anyone involved/interested in applying Google Wave to ambulatory care venue. Thanks. Zach Started by Zach Rosen |
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Nov 29 Reply by Zach Rosen |
Online health informationHi everyone, I run a health information website for non Japanese people living in Japan. I am looking for articles and research about onl... Started by Mark Holloway |
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AMIA 2009 – Social Neworking and Second Life
I’m currently attending the AMIA 2009 conference. I’ve really enjoyed it so far and it’s proven to be worth the 12 hour plane journey from New Zealand. Just 3 hours after getting off the plane, I was presenting my slides as part of the Social Networking and Second Life workshop with Ed Hammond, Constance Johnson, Parvati [...]Why Doctors Hate Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
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It’s time to register for m-Health NZ 2009. We have a great line up of local and international speakers for this one-day conference on 6th November 2009 at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. There’s a huge discount for students, so if you are researching mobile healthcare, this would be a great event for you to [...]Blogging and Tweeting from HINZ09
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