Explorations in the Design and Implementation of Clinical Information Systems
Another milestone has been reached in my quest to update my development skills and technical knowledge—I bought a MacBook Pro laptop! After giving it a lot of thought, a Mac proved to be the best choice based on my learning goals and potential ROI. I bought my first PC clone in mid-1980s and my first […]
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Every so often, something comes along that significantly changes how we manage information. The last big thing was the Internet. Today, some 17 years after what began as ARAPNET was opened to the public for commercial use, the Internet is an inescapable part of our lives. We conduct business, entertain ourselves, connect with friends, and […]
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My laptop is five years old. The hard drive has been replaced; the fan makes an odd clanking sound; and the screen assembly is duct-taped. Its days are numbered, and I am itching to buy a new computer. My first real computer was an Apple IIe. It had an 8-bit central processing unit (CPU) that […]
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The EHR Science Blog presents the musings of Jerome H. Carter, MD, CEO of Informatics Squared, Inc.
Dr. Carter is the editor of Electronic Health Records, Second Edition, published by the American College of Physicians.
Posts on this blog are the personal views of Dr. Carter and do not reflect the official policies or positions of the American College of Physicians.