Posted in book on Mar 22nd, 2010
Imagine looking at the sky in a summer night. All the stars in the air, and suddenly, they are all gone, as if somebody turned the lights of the universe.
This is all the spoiler I’m going to give about Spin. As human beings we are capable of adopting to so many things. The hole in […]
Posted in IT, healthcare on Mar 15th, 2010
One of the realities of the IT domain is that, unless you are the first vendor to offer a solution for a particular domain, you are quite likely to be replacing a legacy solution with your offering.
The existence of a legacy system makes the process of EHR implementation much more complex compared to lack of […]
Posted in book on Mar 14th, 2010
Orson Scott Card’s well known work: Ender’s Game, is answering this question. I won’t give you the details, since I really do not like any spoilers about books. You should read it and see if for yourself, however, I have to say that Scott makes some terrifying points in his book. One can’t help remembering […]
Posted in book on Mar 7th, 2010
Just in case you have not read Gateway, please do it. Pohl’s sci-fi is very impressive, focusing on a lead character who is quite defective. He is not even an anti-hero, he is just the guy in the focus, and I really appreciate that kind of balance about the depiction of lead characters. Certain aspects […]
Posted in IT, healthcare on Mar 5th, 2010
I’ve been writing some stuff about the things that I keep seeing in the healthcare IT world, especially regarding EHR implementation. Most of it is in draft from now, but I wanted to write down about a particular one, the addiction to perfection.
My PhD is in a way focusing on the lack of perfection in […]