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Category Archives: medical education
What I Miss Most About Practicing Medicine
As the end of the year is approaching, a bit of reflection is a natural event. I recently left medical practice in order to pursue a career in mobile health technologies, for which I have had a passion for many … Continue reading
Posted in mHealth, technology, mobile health, healthcare reform, psychology, telehealth, medical education
Tagged mHealth, healthcare reform, S4PM, ACOs, Medicare, cardiology, hospitals, healthcare, education reform, medicine
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Medical Schools in the Healthcare IT Age
The American Board of Medical Specialties recently announced a new board certification in bioinformatics. Medical students are exposed to medical statistics as it pertains to critiquing a study in a medical journal. SOme are using medical apps to … Continue reading
