Yesterday, Jess Jacobs died. Like so many others on Twitter, I knew Jess just well enough to be profoundly frustrated as.
Mourning Jess Jacobs

Healthcare Data Journalist
Yesterday, Jess Jacobs died. Like so many others on Twitter, I knew Jess just well enough to be profoundly frustrated as.
(This is a preview of a talk that I am going to give next week at Healthcare::Refactored, with Karen Herzog) There.
I love hackathons. I love winning them. I love competing in them. I love winning them. I love judging.
Hi, I am happy to announce with psuedo-permission from the Society for Participatory Medicine (by which I mean that.
As many of my readers know, I am now regularly blogging on radar. There, I have written a post.
Over on the Society for Participatory Medicine mailing list we have been discussing the recent Readers Digest blog post.
Hi, I have a lot of experience with collaborative document writing, and now, in my role with Cautious Patient.
Hi, I am happy to announce that my new article on healthcare privacy and interoperability has been accepted in.
Recently two communities have been discussing a pretty basic question. What should we call the artist formerly known as.
Today, I met with a tremendous number of patient safety advocates at IHI. My work with Cautious Patient Foundation.