Another great find by Jerry Fahrni on Conncected heath

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Medsnap

This app looks very cool.  Anyone using it?  I can see some workflow issues, but if it works as advertised this can be very useful.

Google Glass for pharmacy practice?

I am watching the developments of Google Glass with intense interest.

The possibilities in pharmacy practice is mind blowing.

Here is just a glimpse from a post shared by @jfahrni

http://rgrosssz.wordpress.com/2013/02/23/28/

and this http://mhealthinsight.com/2012/04/05/google-project-glass-creates-a-pair-of-google-goggles-can-you-see-the-healthcare-opportunities/

Can you think of what it would be like in a pharmacy practice with patients?

 

Cops giving New York City pharmacies OxyContin bottles equipped with GPS tracking devices

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/oxycontin-bottles-new-york-city-pharmacies-equipped-gps-tracking-devices-article-1.1240304

Is this a good idea?  Do you think that maybe bad guys might through away the containers?

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Rebelmouse PharmD and ePharmD

Rebelmouse is a nice little tool to aggregate your social media posts.  

Once set up it works quite well.

Here are two sites I set up in a matter of a few minutes.  

Only wish that Google+ had an API to incorporate their content.

PharmD

https://www.rebelmouse.com/pharmd/  It aggregates my pharmacy posts.  

They tend to be informatics focused but broader than ePharmD (below)

ePharmD

https://www.rebelmouse.com/epharmd/  This is an RSS feed of my personal Evernote Pharmacoinformatics Notebook

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MedFetch Reference: INFORMATICS, CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT, MEDICATIONS

I have mentioned MedFetch in the past.  It is a really cool tool, especially if you have access to a medical library.  

Every once in a while a little gem like this pops up. fyi.

Ontological approach for safe and effective polypharmacy prescription.

http://www.medfetch.com/r/47205/23304299/

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Father of medical informatics, Homer Warner dies

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/55391911-78/warner-medical-utah-homer.html.csp

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