Hacking – Fred Trotter

Fred Trotter

Healthcare Data Journalist

Recently I wrote about my work hacking on the PubMed API. Which I hope is helpful to people. Now.

The pubmed API is pretty convoluted. Every time I try to use it, I have to try and relearn.

I just wrote a post for the Strata Big Data blog about Doctors vs Data. You can always read.

The original Hipoocratic Oath states: I will not use the knife, not even on sufferers from stone, but will withdraw in.

(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.

As far as I know, I was the first person to publish a generalizable method for creating a QR.

Hi, I am preparing for my talk at Quantified Self about my work on Programmable Self. I was asked.

Here is my submission for the Local Children’s Data Health 2.0 developer challenge. The challenge was to make data.

I love QR codes. I think the notion of simple graphical URLs is beautiful and elegant. If my wife.