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Practicing Family Medicine: Leonardo's Call for Holistic Reasoning
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Thoughts on practicing Family Medicine. Thursday, June 17, 2010. Leonardos Call for Holistic Reasoning. Leonardo used the term abreviators to describe the reductionists of his time:. The abbreviators of works do injury to knowledge and love . of what value is he who, in order to abbreviate the parts of those things of which he professes to give complete knowledge, leaves out the greater part of things of which the whole is composed? I read this quote in Fritjof Capra’s latest book:. From my other blogs:.
Practicing Family Medicine: We Must Consider all Perspectives to Propel Medical Science: Another Shot at Practiced Evidence Based Medicine
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Thoughts on practicing Family Medicine. Tuesday, August 31, 2010. We Must Consider all Perspectives to Propel Medical Science: Another Shot at Practiced Evidence Based Medicine. I am reading a book by Richard D. Moore, M.D., Ph.D. The high blood pressure solution: a scientifically proven program for preventing strokes and heart disease. In the chapter titled ‘Why Haven’t You Heard of These Developments? Statistical methods are a valuable tool to accelerate the discovery of empirical rules, but it would b...
Practicing Family Medicine: Overlooked Facts about the Mediterranean Diet
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Thoughts on practicing Family Medicine. Monday, July 30, 2012. Overlooked Facts about the Mediterranean Diet. I have been researching the Mediterranean diet for months. In this post I will present three of the frequently overlooked points about the Mediterranean diet: ratios of food types, fasting and food preparation. All Mediterranean cohorts 184. Zutphen in Netherlands 420. Shockingly: the combination of fish, meats, poultry, legumes, nuts, dairy only represented 10% of consumed food by weight! Fastin...
Practicing Family Medicine: Leonardo Da Vinci’s Scientific Method
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Thoughts on practicing Family Medicine. Friday, April 24, 2009. Leonardo Da Vinci’s Scientific Method. First I shall do some experiments before I proceed farther, because my intention is to cite experience first and then with reasoning show why such experience is bound to operate in such a way. And this is the true rule by which those who speculate about the effects of nature must proceed. Leonardo Da Vinci, 1514. The Science of Leonardo, Inside the Mind of the Great Genius of the Renaissance.
Practicing Family Medicine: What is a ‘Disease’
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Thoughts on practicing Family Medicine. Friday, September 17, 2010. What is a ‘Disease’. In a book I am reading by Martin L. Budd: Low Blood Sugar (Hypoglycemia) the 20th Century Epidemic? He defines a disease entity as a condition producing symptoms. (page 23). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). From my other blogs:. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
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Understanding Reading | Titin.net
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. Posted June 24, 2009. Filed under: Health Informatics. I will focus on what is presumed the ultimate goal of reading medical records; understanding or comprehension. Reading that does not leads to comprehension is not covered here. Here is an illustration of the presence of situation model (SM). Read the following two sentences: (Zwaan 2003, p94). Harry put the wallpaper on the table. Then he put his mug of coffee on the paper. In conclusion, readin...
There is no implicit knowledge, but there is implicit knowing | Titin.net
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. There is no implicit knowledge, but there is implicit knowing. Posted December 20, 2008. Filed under: Health Informatics. A deeper look at Michael Polanyi’s research, points that the above understanding of implicit/explicit knowledge distinction is faulty. Surprisingly, Polanyi who passed away in 1976 is considered the father of implicit/explicit knowledge distinction! The main benefit of this stage metaphor is that it counters the popular metaphor o...
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. Archive for May, 2010 Monthly archive page. Not unexpected: Disappointing effect of Point-of-Care Computer Reminders. Posted May 6, 2010. Filed under: Health Informatics. I avoid saying I told you so, but this is a post I posted in April 2008. Effect of point-of-care computer reminders on physician behaviour: a systematic review. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Follow “Titin.net”.
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. Archive for the ‘Medicine’ Category. Here comes another proof that intensive glycemic control in type II Diabetics does not reduce Vascular events. Posted December 19, 2008. NEJM just published Duckworth et al. study that gives more evidence to to what UKPDS. Showed intensive gylcemic control does not reduce macrovasluar events. But, Duckworth et al. participants also had no reduction in microvascular events! Yet there are two points worth noting:.
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. Archive for June, 2009 Monthly archive page. Connecting Dual Information Processing to Tacit Knowing and Interface Design. Posted June 27, 2009. Filed under: Health Informatics. This also led me to Michael Polanyi’s theory on tacit knowing. Reading this last post, I feel my final comment on that post needs more explanation. This is the paragraph I need to explain:. Continue reading →. Posted June 25, 2009. Filed under: Health Informatics. Computeriz...
Text is Better than Graphs | Titin.net
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. Text is Better than Graphs. Posted April 8, 2010. Filed under: Health Informatics. Law, A. et al., 2005. A Comparison of Graphical and Textual Presentations of Time Series Data to Support Medical Decision Making in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing, 19(3), 183-194. Laquo; Jef Raskin: Down With GUIs. Not unexpected: Disappointing effect of Point-of-Care Computer Reminders ». Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. Archive for the ‘Health Informatics’ Category. Not unexpected: Disappointing effect of Point-of-Care Computer Reminders. Posted May 6, 2010. Filed under: Health Informatics. I avoid saying I told you so, but this is a post I posted in April 2008. Effect of point-of-care computer reminders on physician behaviour: a systematic review. Text is Better than Graphs. Posted April 8, 2010. Filed under: Health Informatics. Continue reading →. This quoute dese...
Not unexpected: Disappointing effect of Point-of-Care Computer Reminders | Titin.net
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. Not unexpected: Disappointing effect of Point-of-Care Computer Reminders. Posted May 6, 2010. Filed under: Health Informatics. I avoid saying I told you so, but this is a post I posted in April 2008. It summarizes a study by Oulasvirta and Saariluoma (2004) that shows the detrimental effects of distracting readers by alerts. And I must mention, Jef Raskin’s legendary book: the humane interface, that addresses this point. 2 comments so far. Thank you...
Paper Medical Records Affordances | Titin.net
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My thoughts on Family Medicine and Health Informatics. Paper Medical Records Affordances. Posted June 23, 2009. Filed under: Health Informatics. Having took the time to write posts on medical records goals. 160; I will re-write a post on the divide between affordances and goals. In my previous post. I used the term purpose instead of goals. In this post I will stick with goals. I still stand by my opinion that physicians use medical records for the two goals I mentioned in my previous post. But, I believ...
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Thoughts on practicing Family Medicine. Tuesday, January 15, 2013. The Late Clive McCay, Life Prolongation and Caloric Restriction. 8220; Honoring Clive McCay and 75 Years of Calorie Restriction Research. 8221; is the title of an interesting article summarizing research on prolongation of life through caloric restriction. It summarizes the pioneering research conducted by Clive McCay, an American researcher that started investigating this area in the 1930’s! Monday, July 30, 2012. Crete  ...US ...
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The Practicing Foodie
Some people practice law. Some people practice medicine. I practice FOOD. May 21, 2011. On to sweeter things! Incase you havn't noticed. the practicing foodie has been on a bit of a hiatus, to say the least. BUT a new blog has been born and this time its sweeter! I'd like you all to meet omg dessert! Links to this post. Dec 6, 2010. What would thanksgiving be without a little drama? Insulted because I’m vegetarian. Everyone choses to eat what they do! I’m not trying to blow your minds here with quo...
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