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Fred Trotter

Category: Medical Billing

Claims data in PHRs

Posted on April 13, 2009 (March 28, 2011) by ftrotter

Today the Boston Globe has published an article about Dave deBronkart’s problem with claim data in his Google Health PHR. I think it is awesome that the main stream press is picking up on the problem of using billing data for clinical work! A little digging reveals that there is an much better post over […]

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Two standards approved for pharmacy billing

Posted on August 27, 2008 by ftrotter

          For those who do not follow ancient history (more than 2 years on the Internet) of the Free and Open Source health software movement, I got my start with FreeB, which was the first GPL medical billing engine. It was designed to help address the medical bill formatting problem. If you are not sure […]

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