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How cars and carbon monoxide detecters are smarter than your EHR

How cars and carbon monoxide detecters are smarter than your EHR

Alerts aren’t really “alerts” if you don’t know about them unless you actively open the patient’s EHR record first.

Sanaz Cordes, MDOctober 25, 2019connectivity, EHR, alerts, disparate data, telehealth, predictive analytics

In the era of “data gluttony,” one doc’s diet plan is as simple as red, yellow, and green

In the era of “data gluttony,” one doc’s diet plan is as simple as red, yellow, and green

The EHR is user-hostile. Our scars and bruises were proof of just how much.

Sanaz Cordes, MDSeptember 1, 2018EHR, disparate data, health data, alerts, clinical surveillance, patient-centric, readmissions, length of stay, LOS, healthcare costs

Hospital Rapid Response Teams: Why run when you can fly?

Hospital Rapid Response Teams: Why run when you can fly?

Doing the right thing, 100% of the time and doing it earlier and more often is the next generation of rapid response programs.

Sanaz Cordes, MDApril 5, 2018rapid response, code, IHI, Institute of Healthcare Improvement, RRT, ICU, cardiac arrest, transfers, mortality, EMR, alerts, automation