What about privacy? The patient of course has no control over where that record goes...
Clinical data lives on multiple systems regardless of a patient's authorization to release the information to payers and other third parties. A hospital may have several clinical information systems located at third party data centers and the folks supporting of those systems may be located anywhere around the world... same goes for the folks supporting the hardware that is running the software. Theft or misuse of clinical data can occur at multiple points.
There's no need to go to all the trouble of hacking. I'm sure this EMR is probably interfacing with several clinical systems that have offshore support and data management.
My main gripe with the site is that tends to be content weighted towards hero worship of currently popular entertainers, athletes and other celebrities. Some articles read like they were written by a publicist's or agent's office and others by obsessed fans.
I liked IE but it is now a clusterfuck of bad design. The icons are tiny, illegible and poorly positioned... I'm sure it can be customized but why bother when there are other browsers that do it better by default.
Well maybe this is some sort of gift to the Chinese and other foreign entities. The US will less the burden of espionage in exchange for continued debt purchases.
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What about privacy? The patient of course has no control over where that record goes...
Clinical data lives on multiple systems regardless of a patient's authorization to release the information to payers and other third parties. A hospital may have several clinical information systems located at third party data centers and the folks supporting of those systems may be located anywhere around the world ... same goes for the folks supporting the hardware that is running the software. Theft or misuse of clinical data can occur at multiple points.
There's no need to go to all the trouble of hacking. I'm sure this EMR is probably interfacing with several clinical systems that have offshore support and data management.
That would be 0.000001668 of a light minute
It would fit RS232 but my new PC doesn't have one
You might as well put it on the surface of 704 Interamnia for all the good it will do me.
shutdown -s -f -m \\theman
If hasn't been accessed in 3 years then it gets deleted [porn files 6 months].
"Okay that will be one dielectric latte' ... would you like batteries with that? no... okay, can I have your ZIP code please?"
where I could use my soldering iron and dremel. Also, the walls would be lined with component and fastener bins.
My main gripe with the site is that tends to be content weighted towards hero worship of currently popular entertainers, athletes and other celebrities. Some articles read like they were written by a publicist's or agent's office and others by obsessed fans.
I think they did a good job capturing his essence. http://imgur.com/hMuXQ.jpg
'Droids for Droids'
And now for something intelligent because your a moron.
his a moron what?
as long as the developers target the consoles and PC then you only have to match the specs of that console generation.
because Android is terrible
My guess, is that the tech was sold to Russian contractors who then sold and installed the tech for Iran.
I liked IE but it is now a clusterfuck of bad design. The icons are tiny, illegible and poorly positioned... I'm sure it can be customized but why bother when there are other browsers that do it better by default.
http://www.cbc.ca/quirks/episode/2010/10/02/october-2-2010/
RS232 support should still be around even if humanity goes extinct.
1980s Real Estate
1990s Tech Stocks
2000s Commodities
2010s IPv4 addresses
USENET and /. (RIP Digg)
Well maybe this is some sort of gift to the Chinese and other foreign entities. The US will less the burden of espionage in exchange for continued debt purchases.
so, maybe they can form a religion around these towers and hold services?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck,_duck,_goose
are we talking H or Uuq sized DRAM? because I don't want to be obsolete within a year.