baran

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Ask HN: What books have made the biggest impact on your mental models?
692 points by baran 9y ago|247 comments
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by baran 11y ago
healthfinch (www.healthfinch.com/careers) - Madison, WI Healthcare is unnecessarily complex, healthfinch aims to fix that. We do so by building applications that seamlessly integrate into electronic health record systems to automate pi
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by baran 11y ago
healthfinch, Software Engineer - Madison, WI - jobs@healthfinch.com Join our modest development team and change the way the health care industry works! We’re scaling to more customers, integrating with a broad range of medical systems, and
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by baran 11y ago
healthfinch, Software Engineer - Madison, WI Join our modest development team and change the way the health care industry works! We’re scaling to more customers, integrating with a broad range of medical systems, and building out capabiliti
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by baran 12y ago
Healthfinch - Software Engineer Madison, WI We’re looking to add software engineers to our modest development team to help us scale to more customers, integrate with a broad range of medical systems, and build out capabilities that will fun
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by baran 12y ago
Healthfinch ( http://www.healthfinch.com ) Location: Madison, WI or REMOTE We are hiring: Software engineers, Front-end engineer, and a Head of Engineering. Healthcare is unnecessarily complex, and at healthfinch we are here to fi
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Radical change does not sell to the healthcare masses(blog.healthfinch.com)
1 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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by baran 15y ago
The problem is Epic has effectively locked-in the top end of the market. Their strategy, which is brilliant, is to only go after the biggest, most well-known clients (I know nothing groundbreaking, but it works). They say they only focus
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by baran 15y ago
Madison, WI - Web Application Designer - healthfinch.com We are also looking for a excellent web application designer to add to our team. At Healthfinch you will be working in healthcare, an industry which is in desperate need of a design r
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by baran 15y ago
When using multiple textures on a page, how can you effectively transition from one to another? I have seen the linear gradient close to the edge (creating the turned-under effect), but that seems overdone. Other ideas?
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by baran 15y ago
Healthcare products can generally fall into two categories (1) the game-changing technology and (2) everything else. #1 above will sell itself (think implantable glucose monitor). #2 will sell well if it solves one of the top three problems
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Why the Y2K bug hints toward the future of the electronic medical record(blog.healthfinch.com)
1 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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Usability is the Key to Healthcare Innovation(blog.healthfinch.com)
1 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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Healthcare Disruption: Providers Are Making Newspaper Industry Mistakes(techcrunch.com)
3 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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Silicon Valley often misses the point of healthcare(mobihealthnews.com)
3 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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What Silicon Valley Doesn’t Understand About Medicine(blogs.forbes.com)
2 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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by baran 15y ago
IMHO, the "bottom-up" approach is the game-changer in the enterprise market. With the freemium model, software can be basically given to the user; then, ASSUMING you have a strong product, that person will become your promoter within the or
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"War on EMR usability" - Should the government get involved?(blog.healthfinch.com)
1 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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A better way to find investors (from AngelList)(angel.co)
1 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Will an "EMR App Store" solve Health IT's problems?
1 points by baran 15y ago|1 comments
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How SMArt is trying to fix healthcare with the app.(blog.healthfinch.com)
1 points by baran 15y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How would we know if the tech bubble "popped"?
4 points by baran 15y ago|1 comments
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by baran 15y ago
"The EMR is dead." - Lyle Berkowitz, MD http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSVIAG11OXM&feature=playe... EMRs were originally built for data legibility, ordering, patient continuity of data (OK, we still dont have this), and better financi
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Ask HN: How do you handle beta testing agreements with enterprise?
6 points by baran 16y ago|2 comments
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by baran 16y ago
Dilbert Link: http://search.dilbert.com/search?w=confusopoly&x=0&y...
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by baran 16y ago
Your confusing # of prices with the simplicity of the pricing scheme. With Apple, I can justify to myself why I'm paying more for a product (eg. size increase, 3G). With the NYTimes, its hard to justify why I should pay more for (1) a dig
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by baran 16y ago
Although the medical iPad market appears compelling, I feel it's a bit of false hope for the industry. The problem was never the hardware - its always been the software. With all the money being pumped into the industry we've created digi
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Letter to Aza Raskin: We're a Health IT startup, this is what we've learned.(blog.healthfinch.com)
3 points by baran 16y ago|0 comments
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by baran 16y ago
Aza is correct. The fundamental problem inhibiting good personal health is lack of timely feedback. In healthcare, feedback always happens too late. The beer I drink tonight doesn't affect me until my liver fails. Overeating doesn't bec
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Flatten the cubicles(blog.healthfinch.com)
1 points by baran 16y ago|1 comments

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