A quick one this week. Newsletters Julia Angwin, Hello World from The Markup. The Online Tracking Company That Knows Your Name: Interview with Gunes Acar (May 14, 2022) Acar is assistant professor at the Digital Security group of Radboud...
A periodic review of articles, newsletters, and podcasts that I found interesting, inspiring, or otherwise worth remembering. Newsletters John Cutler, The Beautiful Mess. TBM 20/54: "You're Making This Too Complicated" (May 5, 2022) If you are a...
Amazon digital media, faxing in healthcare, an update out of one of my favorite data sources, the Survey of Earned Doctorates, and a look into what it could take to take an algorithm for predicting missed medical appointments to production - even...
Articles Martin Fowler. Strangler Fig Application (June 29, 2004) This metaphor [of the strangler figs, which seed in the upper branches of a tree and work their way down] struck me as a way of describing a way of doing a rewrite of an important...
A periodic review of articles, newsletters, and podcasts that I found interesting, inspiring, or otherwise worth remembering. Newsletters Ted Gioia, The Honest Broker. The Fake Artists Problem Is Much Worse Than You Realize (April 9, 2022) Note...
A periodic review of articles, newsletters, and podcasts that I found interesting, inspiring, or otherwise worth remembering. Newsletters Amal Trivedi, MD, MPH, Tradeoffs Research Corner. Are Vets Less Likely to Die at VA Hospitals? It can be...
All kinds of healthcare moves - by Google, in AI, about sickle-cell - and the struggle to make equitable progress in healthcare. Newsletters Julia Angwin, Hello World from The Markup. Chatroom Justice (March 26, 2022) Utah’s [online debt dispute...
Among other topics, insights about product careers, big questions about care coordination and telemedicine, and (finally) federal guidance on web accessibility. Podcasts Ezra Klein (host), The Ezra Klein Show. Timothy Snyder interview (March 15,...
A periodic review of articles, newsletters, and podcasts that I found interesting, inspiring, or otherwise worth remembering. Newsletters Chas Roades and Lisa Bielamowicz, MD. Gist Healthcare. The Weekly Gist: March 11, 2021 Using segmentation to...
Three selections this week, all healthcare. I am a little backlogged on newsletters. Articles Susan Kelly, Healthcare Dive. Anesthesiology practices get paid more when backed by private equity, study finds (March 2, 2022) A study of more than 2.2...