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Speaker bookings: priority@epatientdave.com

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Email:
– Clients only (current or potential): priority@epatientdave.com
– Reporters: priority@epatientdave.com
– General and solicitations: dave@epatientdave.com
—-Sorry, I’m unable to accept cold-call requests to publicize others’ work – I’m too far behind on my own writing backlog! Thanks for understanding.

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Direct line: +1-603-459-5119.

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New podcasts & webinars #1: “Interoperability & Equity” for HIMSS

There’s been an interesting surge in evangelist activity recently: I’ve been involved in several podcasts and webinars, all giving new life to the “gimme my data” movement. Here’s one that went live today on the HIMSS Learning Network. (It’s free but you may need to register.)

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Ventilation for COVID-19 defense, part 2: CO₂ and new warnings

I’ve started compiling all my virus posts into a /covid19 page.

Four months ago in Winter’s coming. Time to talk about ventilation for coronavirus defense, I talked about ventilation (fresh air) and about HEPA filters for cleaning indoor air. Here’s an update, focusing particularly on the latest bee in my bonnet: CO₂ detectors.

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Great NY Times visualization of how masks work against mists (aka aerosols)

After my previous post Winter’s coming. Time to talk about ventilation for coronavirus defense I’ve been amazed that hardly any businesses I’ve visited are using HEPA filters – or if they are, they’re not touting it. Why??

This is important information, with potentially huge benefits for businesses and customers alike. Why are we all focused on waiting for treatment, when all of us (anywhere on the political spectrum) want two things:

  • Be safe
  • Get back to “as normal as possible” as fast as possible.
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“My doc’s practice closed. Need my chart. What do I do?”

That’s a paraphrase of the starting tweet in a valuable thread today from a colleague in OpenNotes, Cait DesRoches. Here are the tweets. (I hope this all comes through on the blog; email subscribers, if necessary, click the headline to read this online.)

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