This is just so cute…
The doctor was performing a C section and after the doctor broke her water out came the hand. She was ready! BD
“When my doctor broke my water, the doctor told my husband, ‘Hey, she’s holding my finger,’” Atkins said. ”He had my camera, and so they were able to capture the moment of her holding his hand.”
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2013/01/infant-in-womb-shown-holding-doctors-hand/
The doctor was performing a C section and after the doctor broke her water out came the hand. She was ready! BD
“When my doctor broke my water, the doctor told my husband, ‘Hey, she’s holding my finger,’” Atkins said. ”He had my camera, and so they were able to capture the moment of her holding his hand.”
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2013/01/infant-in-womb-shown-holding-doctors-hand/
his cardiologist from UCLA wrote a book to document her findings and explorations. (give this some thought next time you see UCLA Medical Center given a “C” on those data flawed rating sites:) So who’s to blame for our fat dogs and cats? Well we are if we over feed them as they are dependent upon us but they get a lot of other types of chronic and non chronic care diseases too. The video here is fascinating on what the doctor found. Now I would never recognize an obese dragonfly nor would I ever think about a “goose” suffering from depression but I’m sure ducks are in there too:) 
substance seeking in wild and domestic animals and offers species-spanning therapeutic insights. Readers interested in human behavioral disturbances may find “Grooming Gone Wild” of interest as it identifies natural animal models of self-injury (cutting) in animals or “Fear of Feeding” which identifies natural animal models of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. 
services for clinical content management, data migration and vendor neutral archives (VNA), for a cash purchase price of approximately $45 million. Acuo Technologies will become a part of Perceptive Software, a Lexmark company. 
and several doctors looked around the sites, dead doctors was one of the first issues we found. There’s nothing wrong with keeping a listing as those are helpful but the over all grading systems don’t offer much anymore as everyone who does ratings has their own set of parameters they use to judge and give that report card grade. Now according to this report fewer patients are rating doctors too so more evidence that these sites as far as value have dropped? Every time I go to one of them I find errors with only a couple searches and the sites blame the state boards for the data but in my opinion, some simple web searches will help all of them update their information. You can read below where I said six months ago that these sites are getting dated. 
not available at smaller hospitals so what’ up with that. I’m back to my same old rant again about quality of data and the rise of “flawed data” in some areas of healthcare. Healthgrades is now owned by a marketing company so what does that mean? Better marketing or better information, and I think it’s more like the first. 
This is a runaway train here with corporate USA getting free labor to fix all their mistakes as there’s a captive audience here who is stuck as they can’t get whatever they need, be it a car, house or whatever until on their own dime, they fix the flawed data that makes billions in profits for corporate USA, one of my Attack of the Killer Algorithm posts. Nobody minds the shop government wise and there’s very little risk and these profit makers found the ultimate free labor to fix their data, doctors and consumers sadly. I only got in on this a few years ago when I found my former doctor who had been dead for 8 years still listed as seeing new patients and the AMA and I had a nice chat about it. 
So what does the machine do? We all wonder when surgery takes place with removing cancer, did they get it all? The devices gives the surgeons the information they need to find out during surgery. The probe uses software that detects to see if any more tissue needs to be cut away. 
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Dune Medical Devices Inc. that enables breast cancer surgeons to determine immediately whether they have removed all of the cancer tissue during lumpectomy procedures, the company is set to disclose Wednesday. 
approval to manufacture and sell a generic version of CONCERTA (methylphenidate HCl) Extended-Release (ER) Tablets USP (CII) in 27 mg, 36 mg and 54 mg dosage strengths. 
planning services. Nine countries will be in the initiative, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Senegal, Burkina Faso, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya. If you have not seen the TED video from Melinda Gates from earlier this year, use the link below and watch it. You know her influence on the Johns Hopkins grants are is all over it. BD 
The MyWay system has been around for a long time and it was technology Misys bought, which is now Allscripts. I used to go up against this early EMR with my little system and shortly after I sold a few licenses everything went to the web and I realized that support and training were going to compound as simple complexities were already on the way and there was no way a single developer could survive and I would die at the keyboard from exhaustion. 
This is pretty good and I felt compelled to include this as she’s the one before the programmers, in other words, Quants build models and programmers design and build it. In both videos you will find a lot of answers as she’s good and if you read here then you have probably heard a lot of this from a programming side. She’s the first step ahead and created the model that programmers use to write software. She has had a very interesting background and she digs in to big data and that subject I think be renamed, the “data scientist”…same thoughts where in the world do you find these people. You can find her blog here, 
Avoid doing harm she states. She still models and knows the benefits when done correctly. Nerds are never in charge. I just talked with someone the other day where a study was done and the data was not supplied to substantiate the abstract and without the data, the recipient determined there were over 500 million available models, data counts and you just can’t take to the bank a report or study you see in the news without offering someone the opportunity to confirm the data origins, etc. 
public woke up. It’s not that we are really that smart it’s just that we have “been there done that” way before a consumer even hears the concept, why we are geeks:) What is great about her videos is that she does for modeling about the same as I do for programming and there’s nothing like hands on as everyone else just reads other stuff and repeats it. She addresses both sides of healthcare data and says the clinical side is great and of course I agree, but then we have the health insurers who use segmentation in the opposite direction. 
drug is pretty hefty with warnings as well and is to be used after other medications have failed and carries the black box warning as it is considered a new class of drugs and there could be more deaths attributed to it’s use. This type of TB is rare in the US but growing in other countries and TB is spread through the air. BD 
more of these types of charges are appearing on medical bills, especially ones set up for outpatient services. Sometimes insurers do not pay the fees and thus some patients begin looking for doctors who do not have this charge. Facility fees are amounting up to a billion dollars a year that Medicare pays, so you wonder what is accomplished here as practices can charge more that are owned by hospitals too so does Medicare get the double whammy when they are trying to save money? 
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Math–This Could be a Subject for Michael Moore to Explore and Document In a Movie
Screenings Too–Killer Algorithms Part 12–Medical Billing Codes Style
Assessing Consumer Credit Scores–Attack of the Killer Algorithms Chapter 21 With Flawed Data
Duping” Society Combined With A World of Rogue Algorithms & Flawed Data Continues In Markets As Seen With Knight Capital This Week-Attack of the Killer Algorithms Chapter 36
Study Fraud With EHR Technologies, Namely Medical Records/Billing Software Used by Hospitals– HHS And SEC Continue Getting Their Non-Algorithmic Fannies Kicked–Attack of the Killer Algorithms Chapter 46
SilverScript Senior Drug Program Sanctioned by Medicare Until the Payment And Billing Algorithms are Cleaned Up-Killer Algorithms Chapter 53
