Deli Man Trailer from Erik Anjou on Vimeo.
The link to this trailer arrived via my mother-in-law. Here's more information.
NPR ran a feature on delis recently that linked to this disconcerting report on their demise.
Deli Man Trailer from Erik Anjou on Vimeo.
The link to this trailer arrived via my mother-in-law. Here's more information.
NPR ran a feature on delis recently that linked to this disconcerting report on their demise.
This is the first promoted Tweet I've ever been interested to see. Watch GE's video, and you'll be asking, with thousands of hospital patients, "Why is it so hard to get out of this place?" It's a topic I've visited before. Here's one example, and here's another.Meet the winning designers who took on our #HospitalQuest & imagined a hassle-free healthcare experience: youtu.be/Y2JfKizxtsc
— General Electric (@generalelectric) April 3, 2013
There's a notice of One Medical Group at GigaOm. I've been following Jay Parkinson for a while and I'm generally interested in new models for medicine. Since I've just had a discussion with one of my doctors about the requirements of the Affordable Health Care Act that he thinks make email communication with patients impossible, this sentence really got my attention: "In addition to more personalized care and same-day visits, patients can book appointments, renew prescriptions, check lab results and see their medical records online, as well as exchange email with their doctors." My hunch is that the doctors at One Medical Group are more interested than many doctors in communicating—and practicing—the way their patients do. I need to keep an eye on One Medical.
Posthaven has opened for business, and this announcement of a brain awareness event has made me feel I'm late to the party already.