I was eating lunch minding my business and I overheard one of my co-workers who is otherwise super sweet talking about how βprescribing is really not that hard.β She mentioned how you only need to know mechanism of action, indications, and the major contraindications to prescribe. Also, she mentioned how you donβt really need to know dosing as the EMR does that side of things. Also, she is in her βresearchβ class this semester and they are being told that the βmarketβ is moving towards NPs becoming the future of primary care. On top of that, I have literally heard other NP students talk about how they only study three days before the test (yikes) and that seems to work well for them.
The one thing that always strikes me is how they are so nonchalant about these things as if a couple classes is enough to be competent. I would never let an NP touch any of my family members in any damn specialty.
As a local CERT member, an EMR training is coming up, and I was debating if it would be worth the time and money. It sounds like it's essentially Red Cross First Aid with a bit more depth.
My plan has always been to just take a night school EMT-B class, then do a NOLS course for WFR. I feel like this would be the max level of knowledge needed by a civilian if I have to live off grid in my cabin retreat.
I'm First Aid certified, and Stop the Bleed certified, which I think is the minimum everyone should be.
What classes, or certifications do you see as minimum standards or best practices for preppers?
What e-prescription iOS app do you recommend (besides your EMR)?
California now has mandatory e-prescriptions for all prescriptions. I send 99% of my prescriptions through Epic. I still have an occasional need to call in a Rx outside of Epic, when I don't want to create an encounter or end up billing the patient inadvertently for a simple Rx.
i-Prescribe seems to be the dominant app but has mediocre reviews on the App Store.
Hi All,
Let's say I am having a data of 1 TB residing in AWS S3. I have do a simple transformation and aggregation. I am very new to EMR/ Spark. I am having difficulty choosing EMR cluster size and Spark Configuration.
I know it is very vague and depends upon use case. But atleast to start off, what would be the best cluster size and spark config so as to not incur more cost or get OOM issues.
I am trying this config. Please let me know if this is correct
1 master node instance - m5.2x large 8 VCPU and 32 GB and 128 GB EBS
5 core nodes instance - m5.2x large 8 VCPU and 32 GB RAM 64 GB Storage
"spark.dynamicAllocation.enabled":"false",
"spark.driver.memory":"10g", "spark.executor.memory":"20g", "spark.executor.cores":"3", "spark.driver.cores":"5", "spark.executor.instances":"10", "spark.yarn.executor.memoryOverhead":"4g", "spark.default.parallelism":"140"
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Hello,
Right now, I am working at a Community Mental Health (CMH) organization and each county has their own piece-meal EMR/EHR. I plan on opening my own private practice. I am looking for an inexpensive EMR/EHR (if it is made for psychiatry, that is a huge plus) that will allow me to prescribe from it. Any advice?
The company I work for is a mental health facility. They havenβt had on-site IT and Iβm essentially the βIT Guyβ now. Do yβall have experiences securing systems and working with Web based EMR systems
I'm looking for affordable 3:2 models (ie. not Pixelbook) with stylus. Found the HP X360 12b and a Acer Spin 512. HP is w/o pen and USI compatible, Acer seems to be regular EMR (need to spend an hour digging through the maze that is acer.com).
Anyway: testing the Lenovo 500e now, with a craddled EMR pen, it's great, fine, good, just like my old Wacom pens on Windows.
Any reason to choose USI now? Any killer features there? I've used the eraser end on some Wacoms and the button to highlight content (like click and drag a circle / box) but neither is workflow critical. I've also broken one (sat on it!) and flicked the eraser tip off a Surface Pen so...why sign up for higher replacement costs in 2022/23 with an USI?
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so the title sums it up EMR to make me sound like your Typical neighborhood snobby rich kid
Edit: wow everyone this is my most popular reddit post so im going to add some joke answers to spice it up thanks everyone
Last night I was on a train in the first class section and there were some drunk men in the in-between section of the carriage refusing to move out of the first class area or purchase a ticket. When I got up to use the toilet and had to walk through them, they began squaring up to me calling me a; βpussyβ βfaggotβ βqueer bastardβ. Now, I did stand my ground, swear and was insulting back referencing their weight and poor facial features; which is why Iβm afraid I may have scuppered a chance at actually taking this further and potentially reporting/prosecuting. As I returned to my seat, one came over and stood right by my seat staring dead at me, telling me I βsmelt of spunkβ and then more of his friends followed sitting on the seats behind me telling me to βget a fist up my arse, go on grinder, etcβ. I again swore back, and at this point they left the train as it was their station. This occurred on a semi-crowded carriage, and afterwards immediately everyone began asking if I was ok, clapping (?), congratulating me, etc. Yet not one person stepped in at the time. The ticket attendent did ask if I was ok after theyβd left and I said I was fine, but Iβm really left shaken by this incident. The way they were looking at me was like they wanted me dead, and if It wasnβt for the fact it was on a well lit train, Iβd have been terrified. This is the first time in my life Iβve experienced something like this, Iβm 23 and assumed we lived in a more accepting era/country.
TLDR; ganged up on on a train for being gay, can I take this further?
Trying to learn AWS EMR by stimulating real time scenarios for skill upgrade....what are the do's and don'ts.... I'm running of free tier....
Looking for a doctor that does Endoscopic Mucosal Resection on Focal Intestinal Metaplasia. My doctor won't do it, he is very much about surveillance. I read that it's for precancerous cells, but I only see random things that mention "dysplasia" nothing on metaplasia. Does anyone know if this is available in the US or is this at the dr's discretion? Any concrete evidence will be extremely helpful. Thanks so much in advanced!
To say I dislike the EMR is an understatement. They took the paper chart and made it electronic and thatβs about it. What are your βdamn that would be incredibleβ features?
Hi,
I'm wondering what you would do if you were in my situation. I have a patient who I called some time ago about a medical issue. It was a phone consult due to the virus, otherwise I'd have seen him in person. I usually introduce myself as dr. murpahurp, but perhaps this time I slipped up and introduced myself by firstname murpahurp, I don't fully remember.
Ever since that phone consult, he has sent me 3 EMR messages that start with "hello notmyname (he got the first two letters right though)" and I find it very annoying. The first time, I just ended my message with dr. murpahurp and hoped he'd get the message. He didn't. I have a very friendly female voice, so I guess he thought it was ok to call me by my first name. He ends his messages with just his first name too, though I reply with mister patient.
Now I don't need to be called dr or madam all the time, I'm ok with some informality. But just my first name just feels wrong, especially when it's the wrong one.
What would you do?
Iβm currently searching for my first contract. My Canadian hospital only used EPR (electronic patient record) and I havenβt come across any US hospital using that system.
Iβm down to learn any system but Iβm afraid that the hospitals will be turned off with my lack of experience with any of their computer systems. Would you say itβs a big factor in the hiring process?
This is going to get interesting
Omicron is blazing through the United States, with boosters doing little to nothing to stop breakthrough infections.
Many employees still have children who are not eligible for the vaccine, and are forced to take PTO when their children are sick, despite being fully capable of working remotely.
There is one exception to this rule, and it is when an employee is suspicious they have been infected. Then, they can work from home. However, they must still be within 45 minutes of Madison. This policy has allegedly led to the suicide of an employee earlier this year due to isolation.
The CEO is an 80 year old billionare grossly out of touch with reality. When will we hold them accountable?
EDIT: For additional context, EMR stands for Electronic Medical Records, they are a medical/hospital software company and ~80% of patient data in the United States flows through their software.
Iβm still learning Spark and EMR. I was testing some code today and was running into trouble reading a csv file from local.
I was curious if it is it possible to read a csv file from local on the master node, put it into a dataframe and distribute the work done on that dataframe to all the worker nodes?
My team is debating writing parquet files directly to S3 vs uploading the files. Iβve read on a few forums that itβs advised to avoid writing directly to S3 because itβs slow. We still need to test it out but I would like to know if reading from local and running distributed processes on the dataframe is a possibility before moving forward.
Iβm also curious what type of compression most people are using since gzip doesnβt split? Snappy?
Appreciate any insight that could be given.
Is the Lamy AL-star EMR pen compatible with the Nova 2? I can't seem to find the answer by searching previous threads or online. Thanks π
Hi everyone. I'm looking into getting a Supernote A5X but as I live in the UK I want to make sure that I can get a replacement stylus easily if needed. My wife has a RM2 with this pen https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0728HBD7F and it's fantastic. I would like to make sure that I can use this with SN as well. Thanks in advance and happy holidays!
We're an early stage MIT based startup company called Sync Computing. We just came out of stealth and are looking for early user feedback.
https://synccomputing.com/autotuner/
Hopefully this tool will be useful for people. We have a case study now of how it works with Duolingo here.
