Crossing Gaps

A Digital Storytelling Firm

Prologue

We see the world in terms of stories, we love them, so much that we make a living telling them. We help creative people (that's you) tell better stories using the web.

We think good ideas want to be online, and we help them get there. We create holistic strategies that combine design and development with marketing and monetization.

When you leave us, we want you to go with your own story to tell and a platform to tell it well.

Find Us

Steve Spalding

steve@crossinggaps.com


Quang Tran

quang@crossinggaps.com


Nathan Thompson

nate@crossinggaps.com


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Latest Updates: healthcare IT RSS

  • Quang Tran 2:06 pm on May 30, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: design (29), EHR (2), electronic health records (2), healthcare (3), healthcare IT, healthcare technology (2), Personal Health Records (2)

    “Pragmatically speaking, the point of the stimulus package is to get companies working in a challenging economic environment while also making significant investments in large-scale infrastructure projects. However, the sheer size of the problem, and the potentially significant payoffs and caveats of the current approach, has many people asking questions. In addition to concerns about technical implementation and other risks, there are concerns about how much attention will be paid to improving the patient experience, as we’ve discussed here previously.”

    - Dave Chiu: Stimulating Innovation?

    Chiu noted:

    In a study funded by key vendors of Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, the Center for Information Technology Leadership predicts “an annual net value of $19 billion based on a 10-year rollout and a usage rate of 80% of the U.S. population.”


    Personal Health Records Projects to Save $21 Billion Annually -

     

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  • Quang Tran 1:59 pm on May 30, 2009 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: design (29), EHR (2), electronic health records (2), healthcare (3), healthcare IT, healthcare technology (2), Personal Health Records (2)

    “So we can spend $21,000,000,000 on EHRs and other healthcare IT, but we have a long way to go if we want technology to actually make a difference in the settings that matter most. We have to look at how patients, providers, and everyone else will actually use and interact with this information. We must design for the moments and use cases that will take data and make it interesting.

    Hopefully some of that $21,000,000,000 will look at these human-centered issues. Otherwise it will be such a waste.”

    — David DeRemer: The Files are IN the Computer!

     

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