Another hackathon I did recently ran by MGH, MIT Hacking Medicine, and Samsung. I joined Vlad Ratushny‘s team to try to use the new Samsung Galaxy phone’s oximeter to do skin diagnostics. Specifically, to tell benign conditions, from cellulitis, from necrotizing fasciitis, which, for lack of a better expression, is really scary sh*t. Anyway, the PPT is here and below. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: November 2014
MGH/MIT/Samsung Hackathon: Skin Diagnostics
AthenaHealth Hackathon: OTF / Outcomes Tracking Firm
When I started working on JoMI, my mind was blown by the state of medicine – and not in a good way. I found particularly troubling that it’s impossible to get the batting average for your physician – for all the talk of outcomes, I expected to be able to ask the question: which physician would offer me the highest probability of the most desirable outcome? Continue reading