Contextualized user experiences are one of the key ideas of web2.0 interfaces. This translates into not presented users with irrelevant options. In EHRs, clinicians are provided with screens with 100's of checkboxes. This can be addressed by providing analytics that determine the 20 relevant checkboxes. It was in part to solve this issue we started MEDgle ( http://www.medgle.com/ ) . At MEDgle, our focus is to enable scalable health by facilitating the distribution of care tasks to the most cost effective individual while ensuring quality of care through real-time clinical intelligence. Feedback, thoughts, etc are very welcome! Cheers Ash disclaimer (I'm the CEO of MEDgle)

Part of the reason we started MEDgle ( http://www.medgle.com/ ) was to help make sense of all the data that is (EHRs) and will be (sensors) generated. The huge amount of data generated needs to be analyzed and prioritized before being presented to caregivers. At MEDgle, our focus is to enable scalable health by facilitating the distribution of care tasks to the most cost effective individual while ensuring quality of care through real-time clinical intelligence. Though as the article points out there is a risk of over dependance. The question, is how to achieve balance that provides the best outcomes. Feedback, thoughts, etc are very welcome! Cheers Ash disclaimer (I'm the CEO of the company)

Thanks ... I guess we didn't test that case :) Had the folks get on that... The fix should be rolled out! Ash

It was to help solve this exact problem that we started MEDgle - http://www.medgle.com/ . We've just finished our app clinicians and starting beta testing with hospitals and urgent cares. Our focus is to enable scalable clinical operations powered by 100+ million relationships and algorithms. Also our entire health analytics cloud is available via our APIs - http://www.medgle.com/corp/developers/ . Just contact just for API access. Feedback and suggestions are very welcome. :) Cheers Ash

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Towards this and to assist patients,nurses,physicians, hospitals, clinics, etc we developed MEDgle http://www.medgle.com/ . We're still in beta but feedback, suggestions and more are very welcome. We believe strongly in empowering everyone with the best personalized evidence based options anywhere anytime. :) Cheers Ash