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I tried to watch this demo, but it seems not available , when i press start button , the button automatically turns to pause....How can I get this?
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How is privacy guaranteed with Google Buzz? I understand linking to helpdesks can be handy, but celphones/rfidchips and facebook and als google itself...
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Looks very nicely done, though the depth of the integration wasn't really shown - what systems are hooked in, and services are available. Must...
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The games people play
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As a couple of our recent news stories show, not everyone thinks that video games are bad for the soul. Firstly I was really impressed by a start up based in Arizona, USA called Kinetic Muscles . They combine simple robotics and video games to help stroke...
A matter of time: Improving outcomes and payback on health IT investment
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3 Dec 2009 11:57 AM
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It's no wonder that the conclusion of the report Hospital Computing and the Costs and Quality of Care published in the American Journal of Medicine has caused such a stir: "Whatever the explanation, as currently implemented, health information...
Pushing the commercial boundaries of openEHR
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2 Dec 2009 4:07 PM
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I’ve just been speaking to my colleague Nilesh Jain who recently attended a meeting of the openEHR Foundation, which focused on the commercial potential of the initiative and different ways of generating revenues. It’s a tricky question –...
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