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« Weighing the Pros and Cons of Online Medical Records | Main | Healthcare NBIC »

June 04, 2008

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Jack Powers

Perfect: The Kaiser Permanente rep doesn't want to trust patients with their own data. I don't think he can stop people taking control; the whole Internet revolution is about inmates running the asylum ... for better or worse.

Ten years down the line, it could be very good:
http://www.in3.org/articles/gh2018best.htm

or it could be very bad:
http://www.in3.org/articles/gh2018worst.htm

but shift happens.

Dale Hunscher

I love your scenarios, Jack! It's not a Kaiser Permanente problem, though - it's endemic to the US healthcare "system".

Scott Smith

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