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May 4, 2020 By e-Patient Dave 17 Comments

The problem with “herd immunity” as a COVID-19 strategy

Caution: This post is not a prediction. It’s just a tutorial about the concept of herd immunity, with an eye to why it’s probably not an approach the US wants to take in solving the complex problems we’ve gotten ourselves into with COVID-19.

Click this graphic to go see a six second animation of these images, created in 2017 by Reddit user TheOtherEdmund. You many need to watch a few times. Get a feel for the differences in what happens in the different blocks, and come back to discuss:


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Filed Under: Coronavirus, Health policy Tagged With: coronavirus, covid-19, herd immunity 17 Comments

April 13, 2020 By e-Patient Dave 10 Comments

Why I no longer trust most virus statistics

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March 24, 2020 By e-Patient Dave Leave a Comment

Why the virus will swamp our health system, and what it means to us all: a military doctor’s 17 minute video

This is an emergency.

If you haven’t been keeping up, here is a good concise summary of the virus situation – a 17 minute summary of the situation from Capt. Samuel Philbrick, an Air Force flight surgeon (doctor) in Anchorage. It covers the statistics of how this is going to overwhelm hospitals where it gets out of control. (Email readers, click the headline to come online.)

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November 27, 2019 By e-Patient Dave 1 Comment

And the Patient Innovation winner is …

At the closing session Friday in Amsterdam, Grahame Grieve (“the father of FHIR”) hands a big check (so to speak) to patient John Keyes, creator of BloodNumbers. He created it for his personal use, but he’s open to adapting it for other uses.

John Keyes, blood disease patient who created BloodNumbers, a simple app to track his ongoing test results.

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Filed Under: FHIR, Health data, Innovation, Patient-centered tech 1 Comment

September 12, 2019 By e-Patient Dave Leave a Comment

Call for entries: four patient innovators will win a trip to Amsterdam! Are you one?

Have you done something useful with your medical data to help manage your health? (Or someone else’s)

Perhaps others would find it useful… either your exact tool or your general method! In any case, share it with us, and maybe you’ll get brought to Amsterdam for …

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Filed Under: Culture change, FHIR, Health data, Innovation, Participatory Medicine, patient engagement, Patient-centered tech, Patient-centered thinking, superpatients Leave a Comment

June 19, 2019 By kristin.gallant 2 Comments

NEHIMSS 2019: teaching Patient-Clinician Partnership with role play – and a song

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Filed Under: Events, Participatory Medicine, Patient-centered tech, Patient-centered thinking, public speaking 2 Comments

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