Microsoft in collaboration with Emory and CDC has set up a consumer website for self-assessment of the H1N1 fl – www.h1n1responsecenter.com I found this at HealthTechnica.com, a very professional blog site with the tagline “Patients First, Technology First.” However, much of the tech seems more administrative than patient-centered, is as most healthcare technology. (A point which is proven, by this site, further below the quote.) As a public service, the H1N1 assessment is helpful and as discussed on the site: The patient is able to self empower and take advantage of clinical knowledge without having to go into primary care or an emergency room. Additionally, if the patient does find that they are likely to have a flu bug, they are able to simply print their results or save them to Microsoft HealthVault for digital retrieval. The Microsoft HealthVault option is very nice for patients that have signed up for …
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