Our Top 40 US Healthcare Problems 1. We pay a lot for a little 2. COVID-19 continues to kill 3. Death is premature 4. Errors are 3rd leading cause of death ... 12. Patient data is not all in one place ... 26. Adults aren't getting a good night's sleep https://t.co/VpTyoBWmMI

And a recent update: https://t.co/630pqFLdIf

The best companies care about making their software fast. - Fast software eliminates cognitive friction. We increasingly spend our time on computers, and most software is some combination of slow + unintuitive. Software feels magical when it bridges performances + optimized

An utterly deranged development, it's hard to even comprehend — an escalating assault on our biomedical research enterprise that goes against the interests of basically anyone who wants to live a long life.

12 lessons students learn in the Sinclair Lab: Lesson 1. Write the way you speak

Want to see where your health dollars go? https://t.co/GrB0Lna55X

Useful to @DOGE_HHS @DOGE @HHSGov around fraud, waste, and abuse ( https://t.co/k1vQJgFvF4) AND where your health dollars go ( https://t.co/r6LiyTgMME). #OpenSource #FWA

@nunov_n @dani_giuls @jgove8 Baseline data will become the single biggest health strategy for people not corporations You can absolutely track the progression of chest infections by tracking skin temperature. Same applies to a history of cardiac function and sleep. My personal data manager will advise me

I had a hard time seeing @KamalaHarris' policies, so this was born. All candidates need a straight-forward, easy-to-grok "these are my positions" piece. cc @Rob_Flaherty #opensource

What’s a little #healthcare fraud between friends? Just a casual $400 billion—that’s 10% of healthcare’s GDP. And don’t forget, there’s an extra 20% wasted for good measure. The dirty details at our #opensource visual report:

I have a new @nytopinion post saying that President Biden should cap his long career of public service with one more step for the nation's good: Withdrawing from the presidential race and throwing the choice of Democratic nominee to the convention:

Software is going to melt into everything and nothing all at once Asked Claude-3.5 to implement an example patient application using the Good Faith Estimates provided by the Patient Cost Transparency Guide (nitty gritty healthIT interop spec) And it one-shotted a React app

State governments spent a combined $64 billion on incarceration in 2021. The median state spent $65k per prisoner. Arkansas spent the least, at just under $23k per prisoner, while Massachusetts spent way over the median: $307k per prisoner. Because MA spends so much per

Dieter Rammstein 2024 https://t.co/nUKMvkAwc1

In the spirit of #opensource, here's our take on the @ARPA_H Paradigm program's need (Task Activity 5) for AR-based training + CDS for community healthcare workers and RNs... on board a mobile clinic on wheels. https://t.co/snX271HWN7

Chatted with the Amazon delivery driver... he's recovering from the field of BioPharma, and as a biochemist, he recently worked on Dx for autism... etc etc. WTActualF.

As we work to develop & deploy #AI in #healthcare consider benefits, risks, ethical Qs via @WHO report on #AIhealt https://t.co/anuOsOU5X1 6 principles: autonomy, #wellbeing, #transparency, #accountability, #inclusion & #sustainability #UXhealth #healthequity #healthjustice

2024: Data Ownership Gets Hot. I'll take it! PS: https://t.co/9gTnWjkJQc and https://t.co/yqqBAQBmWh @BrettKing

context = visualizing healthcare policy approaches: "We should not represent clinicians 'organizing'. "

Brilliant quotes from 2023: Context = visioning for the future of healthcare: "When the patient faxes their health record..."

From the health panel: “Our health models have to be perfect. Zero errors.” “No AI will diagnose you.” … from 2 MD/PhDs. Yikes.