Jan

EMR=CloneWars? - Hidden Dangers to Patient Care

Posted by Steven F. Palter, MD Published in Medicine-general & other, Musings, Technology, Women's Health

CRMbuyer is reporting on the benefits of using voice recognition for EMR’s in medicine and presents a series of case studies from the ER. There is a danger here in EMR’s I have not seen reported that voice recognition may help with - but first some of their stats on adoption rates in the ER
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Jan

Wireless HDTV- TV Today OR Tomorrow

Posted by Steven F. Palter, MD Published in Device Company, Endoscopic Surgery, HDTV, Medical Devices, Technology, Visualization, camera, future vision, video

Here’s the next installment in my series on HDTV in the OR and the emerging use of HD for endoscopic surgery. Belkin introduced a new device for consumer HD video at CES that uses wireless technology to transmit the signal. In the past the enormous bandwidth of HD precluded the use of wireless transfers.
From what I […]

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Jan

Docinthemachine is Back!

Posted by Steven F. Palter, MD Published in Blogs, HDTV, Medical Devices, Medical Societies, Medicine-general & other, Musings, Technology, Uncategorized, future vision, infertility, singularity, surgery

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Hello again all my friends, supporters, and loyal readers! After far too long of an absence I am back. So much time has passed and so much has happened that I wanted to fill you all in and welcome you back to my regular schedule of postings on all new in medical technology.
So you may […]

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