Hospice & Palliative Care
- Working Nurse Feature: Community-Based Palliative Care: California Leading the Way
- Mobile Palliative Medicine in our Home and on the Frontier
- Living with a disability: Why the right support can make all the difference
- A cat. A movie. And peppermint patties. Sometimes there are alternatives to hospitalization.
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Basic Pediatric Pain and Symptom Assessment and Management (Co-author)
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Foundational Pediatric Pain and Symptom Assessment and Management (Co-author)
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Advanced Pediatric Pain and Symptom Assessment and Management (Co-author)
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Basic Concepts in Easing Suffering and Promoting Healing for Pediatric Patients
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Foundational Concepts in Easing Suffering and Promoting Healing for Pediatric Patients
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Advanced Concepts in Easing Suffering and Promoting Healing for Pediatric Patients
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Basic Pediatric Care Delivery (Co-author)
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Foundational Pediatric Care Delivery (Co-author)
- CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care Course: Advanced Pediatric Care Delivery (Co-author)
Digital Health in the U.S.
I’ve written many feature articles for Working Nurse, which has a target audience of California nurses. You can search with my name to find them, but here are a few samples you might find helpful:
- Clinical Analytics at the Bedside
- How Wearable Devices Are Changing Patient Care
- The Telenursing Revolution
- Electronic Health Records: Is There Any Hope for Interoperability?
- Locking Out Cybersecurity Hacks of Health Data
Global Digital Health
During my time as both a freelancer and Senior Content Editor for a global digital health company based in Dubai, I did a lot of writing. The website has changed hands and is now innovatemedtech.com. I have 55 posts on there, which you can access with a search of my name. Some of my writing there is specific to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. I encourage you to browse the articles as needed, but here are a few links that may give you an idea of the range of topics I’ve covered:
- Personal Predictive Models: Could Clinical Analytics Be Consumerized, Too?
- The Need for Speed: What Machine Learning Means for Healthcare’s Future – and Siri’s Brain
- Fixing America’s Healthcare Mess: Creating a Framework for the Big Data Bonanza
- Up to the Challenge: Telemedicine Predictions from Industry Leaders
- Wanted: A Paradigm Shift in Healthcare Partnerships
- The Democratization of Medicine and the Two-party System
I’ve also written a number of feature articles for MedTech Engine, which is based in London and focuses on the medtech industry in Europe. Here are a few samples:
- The collaborative mindset, passive data and magical insights
- Optimising the potential of Open Science to spur innovation in Europe: Part I
- Optimising the potential of Open Science to spur innovation in Europe: Part II
- Five years on: a look at what the Innovation Union has achieved
- Why health economics matters in Europe – Part I: Mapping a complex landscape
- Why health economics matters in Europe – Part II: Navigating the complexities
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