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Scope – New and Improved from Stanford Medical

June 1, 2011 By Bryan Vartabedian · Reading Time: < 1 minute

Check out the facelift on Scope, Stanford School of Medicine's blog.  Their new look is clean, easy on the eyes and custom built for the efficient consumption of content.  And I love the big, soft social sharing buttons at the end of each post.  I just wanna push 'em. Under the direction of John Stafford, this is one of my leading destinations for the serendipitous ... Continue Reading about Scope – New and Improved from Stanford Medical

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Where Good Ideas Come From

January 23, 2011 By Bryan Vartabedian · Reading Time: 2 minutes

Did you ever wonder how innovation happens?  I just finished Where Good Ideas Come From – The Natural History of Innovation by Steven Berlin Johnson which tackles this very question. Drawing from examples across multiple disciplines, Johnson builds the case that throughout history and nature there are recognizable patterns associated with innovation.  By embracing ... Continue Reading about Where Good Ideas Come From

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UpToDate – The Information Prescription

October 23, 2009 By Bryan Vartabedian · Reading Time: < 1 minute

UpToDate, arguably the most trusted information brand in medicine, is now in the patient information game with UpToDate for Patients. I ran into deputy editor Alison Hoppin (a pediatric gastroenterologist) at the American Academy of Pediatrics last week and she gave me a test drive. My bags are barely unpacked and I’m already using it in my practice. I mean, what a ... Continue Reading about UpToDate – The Information Prescription

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8 Ways Physicians Can Use Evernote

October 10, 2009 By Bryan Vartabedian · Reading Time: 3 minutes

When I was a medical student I carried around a little black notebook. It held my lists of differential diagnoses, workups, and other key clinical pearls. In the middle of clinic when I needed to know the workup for rickets I had it right at my fingertips. I had dozens of lists and differentials, many of which saved me on rounds or during busy ICU shifts. I still ... Continue Reading about 8 Ways Physicians Can Use Evernote

Tagged With: Evernote

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iChat Adopted at Packard Children’s Hospital ER

August 9, 2009 By Bryan Vartabedian · Reading Time: < 1 minute

While the world laments the absence of communication between doctor and patient, look no further than Stanford’s Packard Children’s Hospital for innovation. They’ve installed eight iMacs in their ER that, among other things, allow parents to chat with the ward clerk. It’s like an emasculated HelloHealth but only for your kid's ER visit. And if you’ve got some time ... Continue Reading about iChat Adopted at Packard Children’s Hospital ER

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Physician Detail Reps Selling … Health?

April 13, 2009 By Bryan Vartabedian · Reading Time: < 1 minute

This is remarkable: The New York Department of Public Health is now using polished physician detail reps to approach doctors on issues of, well, public health. Polished, good-looking twenty something’s are being exploited in the name of the public good peddling information on domestic violence, cancer screening and immunization. While the department reports that ... Continue Reading about Physician Detail Reps Selling … Health?

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