Month: April 2013

I never thought I’d write a blog post with a title mentioning Anthony D. Weiner. I saw a story about him in the New York Times. The first paragraph mentioned his helping an EMR company. So I tweeted the following tweet.

The mentioned EMR company rang a bell. Ahh! I remember them. Last year I got a Google alert for EMR and workflow. I found a blog post (see below, my content in red and vendor name blurred) describing a white paper I wrote in 2003 (Could You Do Me a Favor? “Electronic Medical Record Workflow Management: The Workflow of Workflow”) . For a decade it’s been at the top of the first page of search results returned by Google for the search terms EMR and workflow. The problem is, the blog post didn’t attribute the content to me. And it didn’t provide a link back to my white paper. I was a bit miffed.

Even the workflow wordle comes another of my blog posts. It comes from my The High-Performance Medical Home and Pediatric and Primary Care EMR Workflow Systems: Key Ideas. Again, not attributed. Not linked.

And then I just forgot about it. Until now. Coincidently, I recently saw an excellent presentation about Content Curation. Here are the key tweets. But the tweet I will focus on is the last one, about Curation Ethics. Hmm. I feel a teachable moment coming on…

Role of Curation in Marketing SLIDE @ @

— Charles Webster, MD()

Lisa Rhodes of and Pawan Deshpande () of Curata () gave an excellent overview of curating content on the web as a powerful form of marketing.

Content Curation Definition & Stages SLIDE @ @

— Charles Webster, MD()

They quoted ():

“A Content Curator is someone who continually finds, groups, organizes and shares the best and most relevant content on a specific issue online.”

Great definition!

And there was this, Content Curation & Fair Use. Let’s see how the blog post fares!

Content Curation Curation & Fair Use SLIDE @ @

— Charles Webster, MD()

First of all, let me direct to you the blog post referenced by the slide.

Content Curation & Fair Use: 5 Rules to being an Ethical Content Curator

The following summarizes the five rules.

1. Do not reproduce article in entirety.
2. Limit yourself to articles directly relevant to your audience.
3. Prominently identify source of article.
4. Link to original source of article.
5. Provide context/commentary for the material you use.

OK. The blog post did not reproduce my white paper in entirety. Check!

It limited itself (to the best of my knowledge) to my one white paper (well, plus the wordle from another of my blog posts). Check.

The blog post *does not* prominently identify my white paper or me. X! (Zzzzz! )

The blog post *does not* link to the original source of the blog post content. X! (Zzzzz! )

And did the blog post provide additional valuable valuable context and commentary? I don’t think so either.

I briefly considered contacting the blog author or EHR sponsor, but just didn’t think it was worth the effort. I was also irritated when that blog post displaced my white paper from the pole position in Google. But, I believed, correctly as it turns out, that Google would eventually figure out which content was a paraphrase of which content and which predated which. I’m back on top! At least for the moment, it’s a bit like playing the game King of the Hill, SEO-wise.

By the way, I intentionally did not mention in *this* blog post the EHR vendor associated with *that* blog post. That’s not its point.

Thank you for giving something to write about, Anthony D. Weiner.

P.S. Yes. I *am* aware of the irony. I used content without attributing it. If the author or sponsoring EHR vendor were to contact me, I’d be delighted to prominently attribute its source and provide a link to it. 🙂

On Friday, April 19th, I was one of 20 TEDMED Social Media Narrators assigned to twenty Great Challenges workshops. I was assigned to, and live-tweeted from, Eliminating Medical Errors. Here are my tweets. I’ve changed their order to reflect common themes and annotated where necessary or useful. There were lots of retweets from folks not in the workshop or at TEDMED, and lots of replies too.

First off, here we are! Can you spot me?

+1 RT @ @ thank U 4 your contribution Charles! Looking 4ward 2 group pic!

— Charles Webster, MD()

And here is the final workshop statement. (I told you I was going to change the order of the tweets. This way if you don’t read this whole post, you’ll still have gotten the maximum value for your effort thus far. By the way, this is called a “greedy algorithm” in computer science.)

2/2 Eliminating workshop final statement

— Charles Webster, MD()

A message to my Twitter followers so they have an inkling of why I am suddenly flooding their Twitter stream with tweets about #MedicalError…

Note to followers: I’m livetweeting workshop on (see my blog post )

— Charles Webster, MD()

The Eliminating Medical Errors workshop was first addressed by Helen Haskell, the founder of Mothers Against Medical Error. Her Twitter account is .

.@ Helen Haskell, who spoke to workshop, founded Mothers Against website

— Charles Webster, MD()

Hearing story from mom of how son died from pain medication after surgery due to lack of coordination

— Charles Webster, MD()

Why did son die? Came to hospital dehydrated, perf ulcer (no one noticed) given dangerous medication

— Charles Webster, MD()

Been changes since son died, less likely to die now, but still be problem still massive problem

— Charles Webster, MD()

The following was an interesting comment: “Don’t let get ‘baked’ into EHRs.” It was said in passing, as part of list of calls for government action, technological innovation, and then the “baked” in comment. I believe, though cannot be sure, this was a reference to published reports of medical error due to EHR (mis-)design, (mis-)implementation, and (mis-)use. I’ll not revisit that debate here, except to note that, on the whole, I’d describe workshop participants as cautiously optimistic about the potential for electronic health records to reduce medical error. But they also recognized the potential for EHRs to be part of the problem too.

Head of mothers against : need government action, tech innovation (don’t let get “baked” into EHRs)

— Charles Webster, MD()

The following clump of tweets revolves around the theme of design, transparency and incentives.

EHRs were built out from billing systems, need more interactive patients 2b able to correct mistakes

— Charles Webster, MD()

Big question: Are safe practices profitable (written on white board)

— Charles Webster, MD()

Another Big Question: What is the right mix of penalties & incentives

— Charles Webster, MD()

Big Question #3: How does one get get data about

— Charles Webster, MD()

Excuse the typo in the following tweet. I meant, “Transparency is Transformative.” I’m guessing the RTers figured that out. Or maybe not! Maybe there is transparency in transformation…

“Transparency in transformative”

— Charles Webster, MD()

From audience: We need not just better designed EHRs but also open source EHRs to reduce

— Charles Webster, MD()

Well, you get the idea! Feel free to browse the rest of the tweets. I enjoyed the whole experience immensely.

Thank you TEDMED!

Article mentioned: Hospitals Profit From Surgical Errors, Study Finds

— Charles Webster, MD()

Audience: When U pay 4 something, U can check the receipt 4 errors, patients need receipts from EHRs

— Charles Webster, MD()

Patients need “safe space” in which to ask “Somethings doesn’t feel right”

— Charles Webster, MD()

(Discussion points coming up…) Roles & Responsibility (re ): patients, providers, gov’t, adminitrators

— Charles Webster, MD()

Doing my part! RT @ is trending in tailored trends, folks — keep the amazing conversation going

— Charles Webster, MD()

“Radical transparency is necessary but must be evenly distributed” otherwise more rigorous penalized

— Charles Webster, MD()

I call them the “Tweetin’ Twenty” (still missing three!) > List of “social media narrators”

— Charles Webster, MD()

System engineering: best place address during system design but how 2 deal with legacy (EHR?) systems

— Charles Webster, MD()

Could patients could have a personal “black box” like aviation to consult after a ?

— Charles Webster, MD()

+1 Workshop participant: is subset of problem of how to speed innovation & diffusion of best practice

— Charles Webster, MD()

Workshop participant: Need mix of systematic engineering, technology, love & trust to prevent

— Charles Webster, MD()

Workshop participant: Need mix of systematic engineering, technology, love & trust to prevent

— Charles Webster, MD()

mix of DX, timeliness, instruction, etc (CW: hmm, errors of commision vs omission, slips vs mistakes)

— Charles Webster, MD()

How to make more safe practices more financially desirable?

— Charles Webster, MD()

What is the right mix of penalties and incentives?

— Charles Webster, MD()

Using “guilt” vs “pride” to motivate?

— Charles Webster, MD()

How 2 get to best practices and disseminate them? (pride/guilt: no way 2 know if data is good or bad)

— Charles Webster, MD()

Credit report analogy: we can see what banks r seeing, patients need 2 see what care givers r seeing

— Charles Webster, MD()

@ tru but IMO need “open source” transparency @ level of workflow processes not case statement

— Charles Webster, MD()

1/2 2013 focus: transparency of data/reporting, open source/accessibility, design, best practices

— Charles Webster, MD()

2/2 2013 focus accountability all stakeholders, National Patient Safety Board?

— Charles Webster, MD()

We need 2 identify biggest problem we can actually solve: Hand washing? others? to champion question?

— Charles Webster, MD()

Discussion of checklists, personal experience in surgery: did patient get antibiotics? etc They work

— Charles Webster, MD()

1/2 r 3rd leading cause of death/disability AND everyone suffers… BUT we can do more…

— Charles Webster, MD()

Here I am on stage @ It’s over 🙁 Props Tweetin Twenty! To my followers: TY 4 your patience!

— Charles Webster, MD()

Thank YOU! Please think of me for similar next year! RT @ @ Great job tweeting — thank you!

— Charles Webster, MD()

One last tweeted photo. My and my Day Social Media button. 🙂

— Charles Webster, MD()

I usually write a comprehensive trip report in which I try to synthesize major themes. But many folks beat me to that punch, and did great jobs to boot. So I refer you to the following blog posts about patients, data, and big ideas.

• The Biggest “Big Ideas” At TEDMED 2013 (Ken Congdon, Editor-in-Chief, Healthcare Technology Online)
• TEDMED speakers propose some innovative new uses for big data (Diana Manos, Senior Editor, Health IT News)
• TEDMED 2013 Day 1 – The Paradox of Design in Medicine and Inspiration from Seventy-Two Thousand Nadis (medGadget)
• The TEDMED Experience (John Lynn, founder, Healthcare Scene, on Xerox Blogs)
• TEDMED 2013 recap: Day 1 (KevinMD.com)
• TEDMED 2013 recap: Day 2 (KevinMD.com)

This post is mostly a place to reminisce about my experience as a “Social Medial Narrator” at TEDMED (I Received Social Media Credentials to Cover 2013 TEDMED!), include some of my increasingly notorious HatCam One-Minute Interviews (“Hey! You’re the HatCam guy!), and talk about SMACWL tech (Social, Mobile, Analytics, Cloud, Workflow and Language technologie) as it relates to TEDMED’s “The Hive” showcase of healthy IT startups.

Speaking of HatCam, there it is, that little black dot hovering just above my right eye, attached to a red ball cap. I tweeted out One-Minute Video interviews during TEDMED. Their tweets are embedded at the end of this blog post.

Here I am on stage @ It’s over 🙁 Props Tweetin Twenty! To my followers: TY 4 your patience!

— Charles Webster, MD()

As I put it just before TEDMED…

I gotta feelin’ there’s gonna be a whole lotta tweetin’ this week. (z-) (what’d I miss?)

— Charles Webster, MD()

And there certainly were! Below I compare #TEDMED and #HIMSS13 Twitter statistics. Over roughly the same duration, three-and-a-half days, #TEDMED garnered more people generating more tweets and impressions (about the same number of tweets per person and less than half the number of tweets per hour — no, I don’t know how to reconcile that!).

I was one of 20 (“The Tweetin’ Twenty!”) TEDMED Great Challenge Social Media Narrators. I contributed 243 tweets on the #TEDMED hashtag (putting me in the top ten most prolific tweeters) and 80 tweets on the #GreatChallenges hashtag. Most of these latter tweets were during the Eliminating Medical Errors workshop to which I was assigned.

Funny thing about walking around, as I did, with a camera on my head. It attracted what Ervin Goffman, a famous micro-sociologist, called “civil inattention”. Unlike HIMSS, where the reaction was “Cool! You’ve got a camera on your head!” at TEDMED the reaction was “(I’m ignoring the camera on your head because nothing here surprises me and I’m sure you have a good reason for wearing it there.)” On the other hand, I could march up to anyone, any booth, into any workshop, and say: “I’m one of twenty TEDMED social media narrators. Do you mind if I…” and each and every time the crowd would part like the Red Sea.

There was an interesting episode in the Eliminating Medical Error workshop. I was typing away. My netbook has LOUD keys. Tickety-Tickety-Tickety. And I’m tweeting about some very emotional and sad stuff. Folks not even attending the workshop, or TEDMED for that matter, are retweeting and replying to me. I’m retweeting, replying, viewing links, as appropriate. And then I clicked on a link to a very loud video. And my netbook’s sound was at max. And everyone in the workshop stopped and turned around a looks at me.

I turned a bit red and explained that as I’m tweeting zeitgeist I’m getting lots of reactions. Sympathetic tweets. Outraged tweets. Tweets to blog posts with similar stories. And that I’d just clicked on a link to a video someone tweeted to me. No, I hadn’t wandering off and surfed irrelevant material.

+1! RT @ T1: “The sound of the Keyboard is the new sound of Applause.” Speakers seem to suddenly understand when i share this

— Charles Webster, MD()

Tickety-Tickety-Tickety. I definitely got the feeling that folks were aware of me, aware I was tweeting, aware the workshop discussants had a world-wide audience. (I included the above tweet to make the point. The sound of people tapping on laptop keys really is a kind of applause.) At one point, someone paused, looked at me, and said, dramatically, “Don’t tweet what I’m about to say.” (No, I won’t tell you.) Kinda like when the judge says to a stenographer, “Strike that from the record!”

At another point I felt the need to shift from dispassionate reporter to contributing participant. I timidly raised my hand among several. There was an intense discussion going on. The excellent workshop leader interrupted the discussion, ignored others whose hands went up before mine, and said, “Is there something urgent on social media?” (in a sincere, not sarcastic tone). I felt sort of bad to disappoint everyone, “No, I just wanted to add a thought to the discussion….”

About SMACWL. (TEDMED “The Hive” Companies and The Social, Mobile, Analytics, Cloud, Workflow and Language Technologies) These are my mental keywords I use to categorize, sort, and aggregate interesting startups and technologies. Twenty-three of the companies that TEDMED showcased in “The Hive” ended up with SMACWL profiles in the EHRworkflow.com website. I had lots of fun tweeting links to these #SMACWL profiles and the online interactions that followed.

Two observations about the twenty-three companies for which I created profiles. First, every one of SMACWL categories ended up with at least a couple startups — except language tech! Companies focusing on natural language processing (the engineering) and computational linguistics (the science) weren’t represented. I’m not sure what to make of this. Natural language processing systems rely on machine learning applied to massive amounts of natural language text. Natural language processing (and speech recognition) make possible different and innovative user interfaces for both clinicians and patients. It will be interesting to compare next year’s TEDMED “The Hive” companies with this years in this respect.

The second observation is about workflow. Since I tweet about healthcare workflow (closing in on 20,000 tweets!) and blog about healthcare workflow (over 200 posts on this blog), I’m always looking for the workflow angle. The two TEDMED “The Hive” companies that stood out, to me, in this regard are Starling and Sense Health:

• Starling Uses Configurable Business Rules to Optimize Workflow
• Sense Health Executes Customizable Scripts to Send Text Messages to Patients

In each case I dug around their website to pull out the bit that I think should interest folks who follow me or read my blog because they are interested in workflow technology in healthcare. Interesting stuff! Love to hear your thoughts!

Finally, here are my HatCam One-Minute Interviews (including one of me, hat in hand, literally).

…

I arrived at The Kennedy Center before 7:00 AM on the 19th. And promptly “HatCam’ed” myself. Where’s the hat? It’s in my hand!

Short YouTube video of moi @ Kennedy Center on how excited I am to be participating in Day!

— Charles Webster, MD()

First thing, I had to get some One-Minute Interviews tweeted:

Watch Manik Bhat @ One Minute Interview on YouTube

— Charles Webster, MD()

Watch Ken Congdon @ One-Minute Interview on YouTube re @ @ @

— Charles Webster, MD()

Watch LeAnna Carey @ HatCam One-Minute Interview ” on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=r-E6eK… Psst! H-Model!

— Charles Webster, MD()

Watch “John Humphreys PharmD @ One Minute Interview” on YouTube narrator

— Charles Webster, MD()

Watch Pat @ @ 1-Minute Interview YouTube cc @

— Charles Webster, MD()

Not sure why the above YouTube preview doesn’t auto-expand, so here is a photo to show you how nice and friendly Pat Salber appears and is!

Pat Salber, MD, MBA (of @ and @ at “The Hive” from last week’s 2013)

— Charles Webster, MD()

Hmm. I wonder if Google Glass will make my HatCam obsolete. Eventually, I suppose, my HatCam might become like a hood ornament (my “brand”, so to speak) or the figurehead on a ship (menacing evil spirits and conveying my wealth and power 🙂 ).

One last tweeted photo. My and my Day Social Media button. 🙂

— Charles Webster, MD()

Thank you for reading (or at least, skipping) to the very end of this piece!

As always, yours truly, and you can follow me at…

I am so impressed with all of the companies showcased in TEDMED’s The Hive. I looked at every website, read their mission statement, and drilled down into descriptions of their technology. I’ve a partner website at EHRworkflow.com where I profile interesting companies. What do I mean by interesting? Well, I’ve got an acronym to guide me: SMACWL. It’s not the most elegant acronym, but at least it pronounceable and memorable. It rhymes with “spackle”, with which I am all too familiar. It’s used to repair holes in walls!

You may already be familiar with SMAC. It stands for Social, Mobile, Analytics, and Cloud technologies. I add Workflow and Language technologies because, well, that’s what I write and tweet about. Workflow and language technologies are not well understood in healthcare. However, they are diffusing into healthcare at an increasing rate. And the associated technologies that are bringing them in? SMAC.

Just like HIMSS13, where I looked at every exhibitor website (almost 1200!) and selected a subset of companies with great workflow and language technology stories, I looked at all 50 companies in TEDMED’s The Hive. Twenty-three of these slotted very nicely into my SMACWL “funnel” diagram on EHRworkflow.com (companion to my Twitter account). So, just like I added POW!HIT! Profiles, I added SMACWL Profiles.

EHRworkflow.com

I am sure these companies are bound for greatness. I’ll hear more about them. I created these SMACWL profiles so I have a place to put news, links, and content about these rising stars.

Thank you to TEDMED for performing an excellent job of finding and vetting them!

Check out what I’ve added so far. Most recent profiles are listed first in each category.

• Social
• Mobile
• Analytics
• Cloud
• Workflow
• Language

P.S. Since many companies span more than one category, how do I deal with that? Most startups these days rely on the cloud. But I don’t put a startup in the cloud category unless it’s that startup’s most compelling value proposition. To some extent, it’s arbitrary. But it is usually the case, at least so far, that one dimension or another stands out enough make my assignment at reasonable.

If you’re not on Twitter, but would still like to read thoughts and watch photos from tweets containing the #TEDMED and #GreatChallenges hashtags, you came to the right blog post. If you *are* on Twitter, but know someone who isn’t, send them this blog post! Be sure to tell them your Twitter handle so they can watch for you. You may also be interested in List of 1200+ TEDMEDLive Sites Hosting 2013 TEDMED Simucasts (so you can tweet at them!), Live-Streamed Tweets From 2013 TEDMED’s “The Hive” Startups and Entrepreneurs, and I Received Social Media Credentials to Cover 2013 TEDMED!

(It should refresh automatically as new tweets post. It’s a pretty decent Twitter client! I like how it auto-expands tweets containing photos. None of my other clients do this. So, while I originally intended this post for people who aren’t on Twitter, I find it convenient to leave it open on my desktop.)

If you’re not on Twitter, but would still like to read thoughts and watch photos from tweets posted by 88+ startups and entrepreneurs participating in “The Hive” at TEDMED, you came to the right blog post. If you *are* on Twitter, but know someone who isn’t, send them this blog post! If you’re in “The Hive” be sure to tell them your Twitter handle so they can watch for you. You may also be interested in List of 1200+ TEDMEDLive Sites Hosting 2013 TEDMED Simucasts (so you can tweet at them!), Live-Streamed Tweets Containing #TEDMED OR #GreatChallenges, and I Received Social Media Credentials to Cover 2013 TEDMED!

(It should refresh automatically as new tweets post. It’s a pretty decent Twitter client! I like how it auto-expands tweets containing photos. None of my other clients do this. So, while I originally intended this post for people who aren’t on Twitter, I find it convenient to leave it open on my desktop.)

I am awed by the list of organizations hosting TEDMEDLive this year! A worthy endeavor might have been to list corresponding Twitter accounts. Too much work! But, if you see your alma mater, workplace, partner, or simply an organization you admire, copy their name, proceed to Twitter’s search page, find them and tweet them! You may also be interested in Live-Streamed Tweets From 2013 TEDMED’s “The Hive” Startups and Entrepreneurs, Live-Streamed Tweets Containing #TEDMED OR #GreatChallenges, and I Received Social Media Credentials to Cover 2013 TEDMED!

• 7th Medical Group
• 256ideas
• 1800Contacts
• Aavanor Systems
• Abbott Laboratories
• Abbott Nutrition
• ABC Group
• ABI Research
• Abnology
• Academic Edge
• Academy of Sciences of Nicaragua
• Accenture
• Active Living By Design
• Acuative
• Acuo Technologies
• Adams 12 School District
• Adobe
• Advanced Technical Solutions
• Aeris Communications
• Aetna
• African American Collaborative Obesity Research Network (AACORN)
• Agency for Health Care Administration
• AIDS Foundation of Chicago
• Airforce
• Alaska Public Health Association
• Albany Medical College
• Albemarle Health
• Alberta Health Services
• Alegent Creighton Health
• Alembic Health Communications
• Algerie Telecom
• Aligning Forces for Quality (AF4Q)
• Aligning Forces for Quality, South Central PA
• Allegan General Hospital
• Allegheny College
• Alliance for a Healthier Generation
• Alliance for Health Reform
• Alliance University
• Allscripts
• AMCEP
• American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
• American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine
• American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine
• American Cancer Society
• American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
• American College of Emergency Physicians
• American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• American Dental Education Association
• American Heart Association
• American Medical Association
• American Medical Student Association
• American Nurse Association
• American Podiatric Medical Association
• American Public Health Association
• American Red Cross
• AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
• American University of the Caribbean, School of Medicine
• APA Family Support Services
• Arabi Enertech
• Ardent Health Services
• ARGO
• Argusoft
• Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine – Midwestern University
• Arizona Senior Academy
• Arizona State University
• Arkansas Children’s Hospital
• Arrow S3
• Arthritis Foundation, Pacific Region
• Artio Global Investors
• Ascendian Healthcare Consulting
• Asomezon Asociacion Medicos
• Assn of Schools of Public Health / US EPA Office of Children’s Health Protection
• Associated Medical Schools of New York
• Association of American Medical Colleges
• Association of American Universities
• Association of Public and Land-grant Universities
• Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
• Associazione "Idee di Valore"
• AT&T
• AT&T Consulting
• Atasi Ventures
• ATHM
• Atlantic Health System
• AubynSystems
• Augusta Health
• Austen BioInnovation Institute in Akron
• Axcess
• B. McLaughlin & Associates
• Bahwan IT LLC
• Ballarat Health Services
• Baltic & ScanTech
• Baptist Health
• Baptist Health System
• Barcode RFID SYSTEMS
• Barts and The London, School of Medicine and Dentistry
• BayCare Health System
• bayer healthcare
• Baylor Health Care System
• Baylor University
• Bay of Plenty District Health Board
• Baystate Health
• BC Centre for Ability
• Beach Cities Health District
• Beacon Partners
• Beaumont Health System
• Beirut Arab University, Faculty of Medicine
• Bell Canada
• Benha Students’ Scientific Society (BSSS)
• Berkeley Eye Center
• Bhatia Global Hospital
• BizCare
• BizPsych of Mines and Associates
• Black Box Network Services
• Black Label Movement
• Block-Solutions
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• BMB
• Bon Secours Health System
• Booz Allen Hamilton
• Boston Children’s Hospital
• Brigham and Women’s Hospital
• British Columbia Patient Safety & Learning System
• British Telecom
• Browning Cousineau Corp.
• Brown University
• BT Conferencing
• BT Global Health
• Burrill & Company
• Burwood Group
• Butler Health System
• C-Change
• C.L.O.U.D.
• Cabrini Health
• CAHIIM
• California Department of Health Care Services
• California Department of Veterans Affairs
• California Northstate University, College of Pharmacy
• California State University, Long Beach
• California WALKS
• California Youth Advocacy Network
• CalOptima
• Cal State University Northridge
• Calvert Hall College High School
• Cambridge Healthcare
• Cambridge Healthcare Properties
• Camden Bible Tabernacle
• Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids
• Canadian Doctors for Medicare
• Canadian International School
• Canadian Medical Association
• Cancer Prevention Institute of California
• Cancer Society of Somalia
• Cancer Treatement Centers of America
• Cancer Treatment Centers of America
• Capgemini
• Capitra Clinical Solutions
• Carabiner Systems
• CareFusion
• Care Logistics
• CarePartners Health Services
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Carpinteria Unified School District
• Cassowary Concepts
• Catholic Health Partners
• CDC
• CDC-NIOSH-OMSHR
• CDW
• Cedar Crest College
• Cedars-Sinai
• Cegeka Health Care
• Center for Comprehensive Care
• Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy
• Center for Ecological-Noosphere Studies of NAS RA
• Center for Health Care Strategies
• Center for Mississippi Health Policy
• Center for Molecular Dynamics Nepal
• Center for Rural Health Innovations
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/Kern County Public Health Services
• ChangeLab Solutions
• CHAN HEALTHCARE
• Chase
• Chattanooga State Community College
• Chenango Health Network
• Cherokee Health Systems
• Chesapeake NetCraftsmen
• Chester River Health System
• Child & Family Research Institute, Vancouver
• Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
• Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters
• Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin
• Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota
• Children’s Medical Center of Dallas
• Children’s National Medical Center
• Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta
• Children’s National Medical Center
• ChimeNet
• Christiana Care Health System
• Christus Health
• Cigna
• Cincinnati Health Dept
• Cino Security Solutions
• Cisco
• City Colleges of Chicago, Malcolm X College
• CitySide Healthcare
• Clarke County Hospital
• Cleveland Clinic
• Clinical Translational Research and Innovation Centre
• Clinton Health Access Initiative
• CMS
• CNS Hospice
• Coastal Hearing and Balance Center
• Cognizant
• College Of American Pathologists
• College of Healthcare Information Management Executives
• College of Mount St. Joseph
• College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering
• College of Pharmacy
• Columbia University
• Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons
• Columbia University, Teachers College
• Comcast
• Commune health center of BUOI
• CommunicateHealth, Inc.
• Community Health Worker Initiative of Sonoma County
• Community Memorial Health System
• Community Oriented Correctional Health Services
• Community Solutions/Brownsville Partnership
• Compnet
• Compunet
• Computacion Comunicaciones y Redes S.A.
• Computer Enhancement Systems
• Computer Transition Services, Inc.
• Cone Health
• Conference Board of Canada
• ConnectHealthcare
• connectis AG
• Continental Resources
• Continuum Health Partners
• Cook Childrens Health Care System
• Cook County Health & Hospital
• Cooper Clinic PA
• Cornell University
• Cornerstone Health Care
• Cortelco Systems
• Covenant HealthCare
• Covenant Health Network
• Covidien
• CPS
• Creighton University, School of Medicine
• CrossFit Initiative
• Crossover Health
• CSUSM School of Nursing
• CWRU Prevention Research Center
• Dakota Medical Foundation
• Danya International
• Dartmouth College, Geisel School of Medicine
• Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinic
• DCMWorks
• Dean Health Plan
• Dearcroft
• Delgado Community College
• Delphi of TeamHealth
• Department of Managed Health Care
• Department of Veteran’s Affairs
• DePaul University
• Dept of Health and Hosp/ Capital Area Human Services District
• DePuy Synthes Companies, of Johnson & Johnson
• Des Moines University
• Diabetes Forecast magazine
• Diagnostic Clinic of Longview
• DICS
• Diversinet
• DJ Thompson Enterprise
• Doctors Express, Urgent Care
• DSM
• DTH, BAREILLY
• Duke University
• Duke University, School of Medicine
• Duke University Medical Center
• EaglEyeMed
• Ear, Nose & Throat Specialists
• East Carolina University, School of Medicine
• Eastern Kentucky University
• Eastern Virginia Medical School
• Eastern Washington University
• East Valley Community Health Center
• Edward Hospital & Health Services
• Elite Medical Speicalty Clinic
• El Paso Childrens Hospital
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