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- My avg. daily fitbit #fitstats for last week: 17,972 steps and 10.3 miles traveled. http://t.co/RWsxe3yT about 14 hours ago from Fitbit ReplyRetweetFavorite
- America and Asia 'will join up' (over the next 50-200 million years) http://t.co/L5BqU1PV about 16 hours ago from BBC News on iOS ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Turing's Enduring Importance http://t.co/zON8xsHe about 21 hours ago from Safari on iOS ReplyRetweetFavorite
- RT @EinsteinBOT: It is high time the ideal of success should be replaced with the ideal of service. about 2 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
- RT @BritishMonarchy: On 6 Feb: The Earl of Wessex - will open the Blackburn Youth Zone, Jubilee Street, Blackburn Lancashire. http://t.c ... about 3 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
- London, watching the EastEnders omnibus on a snow day. Plans to meet friends at Ye Grapes this evening. It's like I never left. about 3 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
- It turns out step 2 is "wrap in PHP and publish on the web" #facebookIPO #UnderwearGnomes about 4 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
- RT @Queen_UK: Up to one's crown in snow. about 4 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
- In London until Wednesday evening... about 4 days ago from Echofon ReplyRetweetFavorite
- My avg. daily fitbit #fitstats for last week: 16,086 steps and 9.2 miles traveled. http://t.co/RWsxe3yT about 1 week ago from Fitbit ReplyRetweetFavorite
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The rapid deployment of electronic health records
A short while ago I shared a report from HIMMS that outlined the progress that is being made around the world to deploy electronic health records to our various healthcare systems. Sometimes when we look at reports like that it … Continue reading