Quote Of The Year

Timeless Quotes - Sadly The Late Paul Shetler - "Its not Your Health Record it's a Government Record Of Your Health Information"

or

H. L. Mencken - "For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong."

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

400 Posts and Still Going Strong!

Just a short post to commemorate the 400 post milestone.

The blog statistics now look like this:

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Total 37,128

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Average Visit Length 2:22

Last Hour 6

Today 18

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PAGE VIEWS

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The Top Three Articles read so far are:

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An Invaluable Reference on Health IT Value 820 23

Well, Now What is Needed in Australian e-Health is Confirmed – So Let’s Roll 467 94

MicroSoft’s HealthVault – Is it Applicable to, and will it work in Australia 388 83

The e-mail alert now goes to 130 different subscribers and total RSS and e-mail subscribers seems to be about 260.

All I can say to all who bother to read is “THANKS” and can you please comment and tell me what I have right and wrong. As opposed to my favourite nemesis this blog is about openness, truth and transparency.

On a serious note – I just loved this paragraph from the SMH talking about the current financial turmoil!

“Then there is Mike Smith, ANZ's chief executive. A career banker who spent 30 years with HSBC before taking on the leadership of Australia's third largest bank last October, Smith recalled the words of Wells Fargo chief executive John Stumpf as he addressed the Australian British Chamber of Commerce yesterday: "It's interesting that the industry has invented new ways to lose money, when the old ways seemed to work just fine."

See:

http://business.smh.com.au/in-the-grip-of-the-big-squeeze/20080307-1xw7.html

Awful reading!

Thing globally are a mess – politically and financially..I hope better health systems might just help a tiny bit.

David

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Well done on staying the course, David.
I suggest an ongoing coherent discussion about what is to be done and a cumulative collection of this advice and success stories