Monthly Archives: November 2009

Stackoverflow Overflow

I really like SO. It’s quickly become an invaluable resource for finding and getting programming answers. I generally browse the new questions to see if there’s anything I might be able to a answer.  Even when you find a question … Continue reading

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A Medical Device Gateway Data Standard?

The Wipro OEM medical device gateway press release makes it all seem so easy (my highlight): The device, consisting of interfaces that can feed-in data such as blood pressure, pulse rate, ECG reading and weight from the respective devices, is … Continue reading

Posted in Google, Interoperability, Medical Devices, Microsoft, PHR | Tagged | 1 Comment

iPhone Health Applications for Medical Professionals

There are a lot of iPhone health and fitness applications available. Many are for the general public. Here are some vetted lists that target medical professionals: TPD’s List of iPhone Applications (73 by my count) 100 Awesome iPhone Apps for … Continue reading

Posted in Health 2.0, PHR | Tagged | 6 Comments