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Mashup Score: 1Do children need to know how to write? - 12 day(s) ago
Native human writing as the exception rather than the rule
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Mashup Score: 0Do children need to know how to write? - 12 day(s) ago
Native human writing as the exception rather than the rule
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Like organic food or Instagram pictures that claim 'no filter,' I suspect we'll see the emergence of all natural, human-generated content. Native human writing will carry its own nostalgic value over time. #AI https://t.co/xx4vNWdedu https://t.co/PUslWVteMM
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Mashup Score: 033 charts | Bryan Vartabedian | Substack - 4 month(s) ago
Bryan Vartabedian’s newsletter on healthcare, technology, and change. Click to read 33 charts, by Bryan Vartabedian, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.
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This week Eli Lilly announced LillyDirect, their latest initiative to get Zepbound (GLP-1 analog) into the hands of patients. My take drops in the morning. Sign up if you are not already a subscriber. https://t.co/lucn0FR7dc https://t.co/j2G5UcSgjx
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Mashup Score: 1Reactive and creative spaces - 4 month(s) ago
Manage the busy stuff to make space for what matters
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A small window into how I see my day-to-day work. Efficiency with the operational stuff is key to making time for the bigger things. I hope you enjoy and I hope you subscribe if you're not already on-board. #leadership #productivity #Hospitals https://t.co/oYvaqyxbD0 https://t.co/EAFeyfBFw7
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Mashup Score: 7Intent to leave - 4 month(s) ago
What medicine’s new misery metric means for doctors and hospitals
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“And what caught my eye wasn’t the data as much as the terminology. Specifically, the idea of ITL, intent to leave. Apparently, we now have an epidemiological term with its own acronym to quantify the number of physicians pissed off enough to fold.” https://t.co/QHU3mDokjr
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Mashup Score: 033 charts | Bryan Vartabedian | Substack - 5 month(s) ago
Bryan Vartabedian’s newsletter on healthcare, technology, and change. Click to read 33 charts, by Bryan Vartabedian, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.
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If you’re not a 33c subscriber you’re gonna miss out on tomorrow’s sick drop. Get in before it’s too late. https://t.co/Iw6ZswUfXN https://t.co/GCy4UVn6s9
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Mashup Score: 0Suboptimization as a Healthcare Strategy - 6 month(s) ago
In an industry focused on numbers, it may be what’s unmeasured that sets a healthcare organization apart
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We've missed you, @doctor_v! Here's to selective suboptimization: Suboptimization as a Healthcare Strategy https://t.co/nXmCy1CVvN https://t.co/t91i3ze44d
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Mashup Score: 1Digital Exhaust #197 - 10 month(s) ago
Why body scans and AI generated commercials are a mistake
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Good edition of the newsletter - though the AI-generated commercial is the stuff of nightmares ;-) Digital Exhaust #197, by @Doctor_V https://t.co/FjWhtR6kdG
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Mashup Score: 1Digital Exhaust #197 - 10 month(s) ago
Why body scans and AI generated commercials are a mistake
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.@Doctor_V on Neko's AI full-body scan idea: “Addressing anxiety w/a self-imposed scan is a bad idea. You're likely to find incidental things that will fuel fear. (And any) benefits of a random scan will never outweigh risks of chasing benign stuff.” https://t.co/j7vcKCileh
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Mashup Score: 1Class 2 Problems and Health Technology - 10 month(s) ago
Why issues with technology are not always the responsibility of the creator
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Fascinating framework for evaluating technology & innovation in #Healthcare. BTW, if you haven't subscribed to this newsletter, you really must: Class 2 Problems and Health Technology, by @Doctor_V https://t.co/S8IrDdWHCy
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Love @doctor_v's take on the disappearing art of handwriting. This just sees wrong, doesn't it? Do Children Need to Know How to Write? https://t.co/A5yFeOO16k https://t.co/GKEYEkcBeX