Being overtaken by a flood of more thoughts than I have time to properly explain (or type up out of my new dead-tree-based notebook), I've at least made a list. So this post is essentially an index of potential future posts. If there is something on this list anyone would like me to expand on please leave a comment.
- The role of test-cases in maintaining and developing clinical decision support (CDS) knowledge bases
- Chicken or egg: good quality data or CDS
- The role (benefits) of fact tables as a knowledge representation format
- Risks and benefits of getting into bed with a software vendor
- Knowledge engineering: capture, maintenanance, QA, automation and meta-knowledge
- Medical record standards: comparision of role of OHR and the vMR
- Outsourcing opportunities in CDS
- The dangers of magical thinking and IT management (with references to dilbert)
- Its not just the problem list
- Choosing the right knowledge representation format
- Where is CDS in 2011: the deaf, blind autistic medical student
- Lessons from wikipedia and open-source software (svn, git, gpl licensing)
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