product looks very cool - it's nice to see a consumer level of polish on a b2b experience
Thought this was great - especially being so up front about the value of distribution. I wrote a post about the very same meetup, but note distribution is not one of our "why open source" answers…
Synthea is great! We use it a ton at Medplum - and the sample data that conforms to USCDI is especially useful we recommend for those who are getting started. https://www.medplum.com/docs/tutorials/importing-sample-data
We definitely take input from the community and are interested to hear from teams about which compliance frameworks they would like to see. We also think open source and self-hosting has a role to play here. For…
Good questions. Some thoughts: 1 The features we charge for are usage based. For example on our hosted service the number of FHIR resources and automations (Bot executions) customers use is tiered. We also charge for…
Thank you!
HL7 integrations that are for EHRs that we already support are included at no additional charge. For example, you can export to PracticeFusion, Athena Health and DrChrono automatically as part of the base platform and…
MedXT also has a reddit integration. Read about it here: https://medium.com/@reshmakhilnani/marketing-your-boring-ent...
There are a couple cases of underserved merchants based in the US where Bitcoin would compete with CC in a first world market. The first is marijuana merchants in CO and WA. Marijuana is legal at the state level but not…
Possible, but auth apps or other off blockchain workarounds must be coming. Existing payments systems had similar problems in the past.
I also think dogecoin is fun and may have a chance at being a useful tool for reputation and measuring attention.
In the short term, I think it will have a hard time gaining use as a currency. A few currency scenarios might pop up, for example countries with unstable government or corrupt governments could see people store $ in BTC…
product looks very cool - it's nice to see a consumer level of polish on a b2b experience
Thought this was great - especially being so up front about the value of distribution. I wrote a post about the very same meetup, but note distribution is not one of our "why open source" answers…
Synthea is great! We use it a ton at Medplum - and the sample data that conforms to USCDI is especially useful we recommend for those who are getting started. https://www.medplum.com/docs/tutorials/importing-sample-data
We definitely take input from the community and are interested to hear from teams about which compliance frameworks they would like to see. We also think open source and self-hosting has a role to play here. For…
Good questions. Some thoughts: 1 The features we charge for are usage based. For example on our hosted service the number of FHIR resources and automations (Bot executions) customers use is tiered. We also charge for…
Thank you!
HL7 integrations that are for EHRs that we already support are included at no additional charge. For example, you can export to PracticeFusion, Athena Health and DrChrono automatically as part of the base platform and…
MedXT also has a reddit integration. Read about it here: https://medium.com/@reshmakhilnani/marketing-your-boring-ent...
There are a couple cases of underserved merchants based in the US where Bitcoin would compete with CC in a first world market. The first is marijuana merchants in CO and WA. Marijuana is legal at the state level but not…
Possible, but auth apps or other off blockchain workarounds must be coming. Existing payments systems had similar problems in the past.
I also think dogecoin is fun and may have a chance at being a useful tool for reputation and measuring attention.
In the short term, I think it will have a hard time gaining use as a currency. A few currency scenarios might pop up, for example countries with unstable government or corrupt governments could see people store $ in BTC…