This week apple released the Apple Watch Series 6. The premier feature is the pulse oximetry sensor on its underbelly that measures peripheral blood oxygen saturation (SpO2). I ... Continue Reading about Apple Watch Series 6 – Why Watch Your Blood Oxygen?
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Genius Bar for Healthcare – Not Ready for Primetime
A challenge was thrown down on Twitter recently: If we had a Genius Bar for healthcare what would it look like? (paraphrased and originally asked by health designer Nick ... Continue Reading about Genius Bar for Healthcare – Not Ready for Primetime
The Problem with Policing Doctors on Social Media
We’ve all seen physicians occasionally act out on Twitter but few of us like to recognize it. Because policing doctors on social media is tricky business. The AMA has called ... Continue Reading about The Problem with Policing Doctors on Social Media
Thought Leaders and Thought Followers
Industry is keen on identifying experts with unique insight and capacity to influence. They write the map for the rest of us to follow. They’re called thought ... Continue Reading about Thought Leaders and Thought Followers
Medical Professionalism in an Age of Transparency
Is there a way we should look or behave as physicians? The question gets to the core of professionalism. It’s an important question since so many doctors feel they are being ... Continue Reading about Medical Professionalism in an Age of Transparency
Two Tweets a Day – How to Create Value Over Volume
What would happen if everyone listened more than they spoke? Here’s a thought experiment: If Twitter gave you a limit of two tweets a day, what would you share? How would you ... Continue Reading about Two Tweets a Day – How to Create Value Over Volume
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