This has been a pet peeve of mine for decades. With my permission, the credit bureaus can provide a full background to every used car shop in the USA. But two different doctors who saw me in two different clinics in the same town don’t have each other’s data. THANK YOU FOR FINALLY FIXING THIS
I love Dr. Ellison's genius of bringing order to chaos, especially in the HIM sector. Oracle continues to lead in information connectivity with seamless synchronization, where time is of essence and a commodity for saving and preserving life! Awesome!
Imagine how helpful it would be for a doctor treating a person who is from x region of the world and getting treated at y part of the world. It will also be helpful for patient in cutting cost in their treatment if they are able to find world class treatment in other part of the world with less cost than their home country. Critical patient don’t even need to carry the pile of there health files with them anymore while traveling anywhere in the world or in a country. Doctor will be only one click away accessing your complete health record since the time of your birth till current date. Only oracle can do it!!! Go Oracle
This is exactly why patient records should be owned and controlled by the patient, not a hospital or compsny, like google or oracle, that is primarily motivated by the ability to monetize health records. Oracle is no different than google, cerner, epic, etc in this regard. Decentralized solutions that travel with the patient are more accurate, more complete, and much more private. HIE of One has bern working toward this for the past few years.
I fully support of this as I work in the healthcare industry and it just wants patience need to exchanged informations for better care . There nothing wrong with that . It speed up the process and save life at life threaten moment instead of waiting for a long time to access their health records. Part of reason my clients live a long time because simply I know their health history and it just make things go smoothly and that how it is for years but to have this system is better bc not everyone knows anyone health history without take care of them
Dear Larry, I hope you will see some of these comments. Much of your ideas and discussions are very good and admirable. But you are looking at one part of the problem and not recognizing the other part because you were never a patient or a lawyer fighting for a patient when things went wrong. All of the data in the system is created by doctors and nurses etc. in the hospital system and they have easy read and write access to the system and the patient has no access , not even full read only access. Sometimes they are allowed a very, very limited in scope remote minimalized partial read only access when and if they apply for a remote account. The patient almost always cannot see the system and cannot access the complete data file to see the data and verify if that data is correct or not. Sometimes there many errors accidentally entered or intentionally entered to cover up for things that doctors or nurses suspect might result in incriminating evidence that they have done something wrong and might result in a lawsuit against them or the hospital at some point in the future. There should be a recognized right to all patients to have , at a minimum, read only access to all of their related EHR systems anywhere and to have , at a minimum, the right to verify data in the system and add comments into the system if they notice any errors or falsified data or other other types of discrepancies in their related EHR data and files. Thank You Very Much, Martin Smilow
National databases will also help predict and bring visibility to the severity of symptoms caused from mass vaccination etc. Hopefully they can get this system in place by the end of 2023 then national release by 2024.
Just think, less than 10 years ago he brought the trophy back to the U.S.A for a sailing competition. Think he might have ⛵ around Lake Texoma when I was younger. Lol. [Ross Perot(sp)] lived on Lake Texoma.
Personally as a patient I’m really sick of all the portals and the expectation of the patient to use texting to confirm appointments and portals to register and pull preliminary paperwork to print or digitally complete there are elderly people that aren’t good with technology or don’t have the devices. A portal should be for my convenience like checking test results online it’s my choice then and not being forced on me.
It is true that in today’s world technology is forced on us but in healthcare it is very important have all this stuff in place. It maybe hectic for you but it is essential for future healthcare system to be electronically managed
@@amjads8971 I agree with tech for medical records but forcing upfront paperwork to be done through email or on a portal is putting a burden on the patients older patients like my parents get very frustrated and stressed.
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This has been a pet peeve of mine for decades. With my permission, the credit bureaus can provide a full background to every used car shop in the USA. But two different doctors who saw me in two different clinics in the same town don’t have each other’s data.
THANK YOU FOR FINALLY FIXING THIS
I love Dr. Ellison's genius of bringing order to chaos, especially in the HIM sector. Oracle continues to lead in information connectivity with seamless synchronization, where time is of essence and a commodity for saving and preserving life! Awesome!
i like this thankyou very much mr. larry ellison to deliver oracle at youtube 👍👍👍👍
Imagine how helpful it would be for a doctor treating a person who is from x region of the world and getting treated at y part of the world. It will also be helpful for patient in cutting cost in their treatment if they are able to find world class treatment in other part of the world with less cost than their home country. Critical patient don’t even need to carry the pile of there health files with them anymore while traveling anywhere in the world or in a country. Doctor will be only one click away accessing your complete health record since the time of your birth till current date. Only oracle can do it!!! Go Oracle
I hope you enjoy that telescope. 😊 Prayers from Texas. Lots of Love.
HAPPY FATHER''S DAY! LOVE YOUR DAUGHTER, JESSICA! I MISS YOU. PLEASE COME SEE ME.
This is exactly why patient records should be owned and controlled by the patient, not a hospital or compsny, like google or oracle, that is primarily motivated by the ability to monetize health records. Oracle is no different than google, cerner, epic, etc in this regard. Decentralized solutions that travel with the patient are more accurate, more complete, and much more private. HIE of One has bern working toward this for the past few years.
I fully support of this as I work in the healthcare industry and it just wants patience need to exchanged informations for better care . There nothing wrong with that . It speed up the process and save life at life threaten moment instead of waiting for a long time to access their health records. Part of reason my clients live a long time because simply I know their health history and it just make things go smoothly and that how it is for years but to have this system is better bc not everyone knows anyone health history without take care of them
Dear Larry,
I hope you will see some of these comments.
Much of your ideas and discussions are very good and admirable.
But you are looking at one part of the problem and not recognizing the other part because you were never a patient or a lawyer fighting for a patient when things went wrong. All of the data in the system is created by doctors and nurses etc. in the hospital system and they have easy read and write access to the system and the patient has no access , not even full read only access.
Sometimes they are allowed a very, very limited in scope remote minimalized partial read only access when and if they apply for a remote account.
The patient almost always cannot see the system and cannot access the complete data file to see the data and verify if that data is correct or not. Sometimes there many errors accidentally entered or intentionally entered to cover up for things that doctors or nurses suspect might result in incriminating evidence
that they have done something wrong and might result in a lawsuit against them or the hospital at some point in the future. There should be a recognized right to all patients to have , at a minimum, read only access to all of their related EHR systems anywhere and to have , at a minimum, the right to verify data in the system and add comments into the system if they notice any errors or falsified data or other other types of discrepancies in their related EHR data and files.
Thank You Very Much,
Martin Smilow
Watching from Nepal
Wow he looks great, this is the first time I have heard him speak.
He is a phenomenal speaker.
VERY BEAUTIFUL ,WE ARE PAYING ,TOO MUCH MONTHLY FOR HEALTH CARE🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷
So Much Research Potential
i hope in the next time more people or company know oracle
i love you, larry
National databases will also help predict and bring visibility to the severity of symptoms caused from mass vaccination etc. Hopefully they can get this system in place by the end of 2023 then national release by 2024.
Amazing work
He look 25 younger than his 78 years.
Just think, less than 10 years ago he brought the trophy back to the U.S.A for a sailing competition. Think he might have ⛵ around Lake Texoma when I was younger. Lol. [Ross Perot(sp)] lived on Lake Texoma.
Oracle Edge Computing Plus CloudBack Up??? Moore at the Edge, Offline but Accessable.
Blockchain Nodes???
Great job sir
Don't you think a decentralised blockchain-based solution would be more secure and reliable for storing all the nation's health data.
Super duper ♥️❤️👌🏻
maybe oracle have solution for pandemic covid-19
Personally as a patient I’m really sick of all the portals and the expectation of the patient to use texting to confirm appointments and portals to register and pull preliminary paperwork to print or digitally complete there are elderly people that aren’t good with technology or don’t have the devices. A portal should be for my convenience like checking test results online it’s my choice then and not being forced on me.
It is true that in today’s world technology is forced on us but in healthcare it is very important have all this stuff in place. It maybe hectic for you but it is essential for future healthcare system to be electronically managed
@@amjads8971 I agree with tech for medical records but forcing upfront paperwork to be done through email or on a portal is putting a burden on the patients older patients like my parents get very frustrated and stressed.
Exactly Me too . There has to be a simpler way all that stuff drives me nuts
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