Some courts seem to think that. They are wrong. Courts are there for our laws, not anyone else's. I forget which SCJ mentioned looking to other countries to decide if something was constitutional or not, but it happened. That's just sad.
Indeed. AT&T coverage has actually been very good in the places I have lived in the US. In fact, in my current city, it has the best coverage of all the providers.
Yeah, me too in IE 7. But, that's still a bit old. I'd love to see this, but I guess I'll have to wait until I get home. If it's as good as the summary makes it sound, Coda Music may have a need to be concerned.
Oh, I also have a second degree in Managment of Health Informatics and am almost done with a Masters in Healthcare Administration. I'm not worried about the very unlikely chance of being unemployed.
No cable since 2005 and loving it. iTunes has most everything I want to watch. And even the major networks now stream online with only 3-4 commercials, which is fine by me. That's how I watch "Lost"--abc.com.
Pointing to a list of old vulnerabilities that include beta versions of Joomla and older versions of 3rd party extensions is a good reason to be critical of your post. As with any responsible admin, I'm sure he will research 3rd party extensions of whatever solution he uses to ensure security.
Face it.. you doctor is already using computers, and storing your information on them... The real issue is data portability. Info from Dr. A should be accessible to Dr. B when needed, and we should ALWAYS have access to our own data...
No they are not. I was at HIMSS a few weeks ago and I think the latest stat was only 15% or less of providers use full EHRs. That is simply horrible.
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Just stack up a couple iPads.
Amen, Barton. Obfuscation through walls of text is a scummy way to slip clauses past consumers.
Too bad congress does it every day with Federal legislation.
They also lowered taxes to help the economy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxation_in_New_Zealand#New_Rates_from_October_2010
Some courts seem to think that. They are wrong. Courts are there for our laws, not anyone else's. I forget which SCJ mentioned looking to other countries to decide if something was constitutional or not, but it happened. That's just sad.
That's a con only if you're Horde...
Like ANWR?
Mistakes happen. The point is that in shallower water accidents are more easily fixed.
If they can't fix it 5000' maybe they shouldn't be drilling at 5000'.
True. So let them drill in shallower waters. Oh wait...that might ruin someone's "view".
It's mach 10 you don't want to hit...you'll turn in to a newt.
Information still cannot be transmitted faster than light.
Sigh...subspace transmissions, hello???
You mean tethering is always a day away...
Indeed. AT&T coverage has actually been very good in the places I have lived in the US. In fact, in my current city, it has the best coverage of all the providers.
Because, unlimited data isn't really unlimited.
Yeah, me too in IE 7. But, that's still a bit old. I'd love to see this, but I guess I'll have to wait until I get home. If it's as good as the summary makes it sound, Coda Music may have a need to be concerned.
After reading the title only, I was wondering why the Boy Scouts of America were suddenly an authority on software theft.
Oh, I also have a second degree in Managment of Health Informatics and am almost done with a Masters in Healthcare Administration. I'm not worried about the very unlikely chance of being unemployed.
one of the coolest things I've seen in a while. Coming from a guy with a music degree.)
The cost of one season pass is less than a month of basic cable. It's cost effective.
No cable since 2005 and loving it. iTunes has most everything I want to watch. And even the major networks now stream online with only 3-4 commercials, which is fine by me. That's how I watch "Lost"--abc.com.
Pointing to a list of old vulnerabilities that include beta versions of Joomla and older versions of 3rd party extensions is a good reason to be critical of your post. As with any responsible admin, I'm sure he will research 3rd party extensions of whatever solution he uses to ensure security.
The summary was sumbitted yesterday...the browser is available now.
And it seems to be incredibly fast. However, incredibly insecure from what I've heard. Also, the iPhone auto-correct for typing does not seem to work.
Face it.. you doctor is already using computers, and storing your information on them... The real issue is data portability. Info from Dr. A should be accessible to Dr. B when needed, and we should ALWAYS have access to our own data...
No they are not. I was at HIMSS a few weeks ago and I think the latest stat was only 15% or less of providers use full EHRs. That is simply horrible.
Yeah, GH is lacking some things. I hate to admit it, but I think MS HealthVault is a better product,
If it looks like a Windows joke and sounds like a Windows joke...