Here, we delve into a wide range of topics that are transforming the way we understand and deliver healthcare. From cutting-edge Healthcare IT solutions and robust security measures to the management of medication records and innovations in radiology, our blog covers it all. Stay informed about the continuing medical education (CME) opportunities that keep healthcare professionals at the forefront of their fields, and explore the latest research in pathology.
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Defensive medicine has become a growing concern in healthcare systems worldwide. As a doctor who transitioned into tech and spent years working in medical tourism, I’ve seen its impact firsthand. Patients from countries with stringent medical liability laws often travel to Turkey and other destinations, frustrated by doctors who
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The Egyptian healthcare system is on the verge of a crisis. A controversial draft law regulating medical liability has sparked outrage among healthcare professionals across the country. The law, recently approved by the Health Committee of the Egyptian Senate, introduces provisions that medical professionals argue will exacerbate existing challenges in
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As a doctor working in tech, I see both the immense potential and the glaring risks in how electronic medical records (EMRs) are handled. Let’s discuss the ownership of your health data, the ethical dilemmas, and why it matters to you. Who Owns Your Medical Records? Legally, in many
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As a medical doctor who transitioned into tech, blogging about open-source medical software has become one of my passions. Over the years, a question keeps cropping up—whether from fellow doctors, developers, or even patients themselves: Who owns a patient’s medical records? At first glance, this might seem like
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The Medical Liability Law: A Step Forward or a Backward Leap for Egypt's Healthcare?
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AI is making its way into every industry, and healthcare is no exception. As a doctor, I’ve seen the promise of AI—faster diagnoses, streamlined processes, and fewer human errors. But I’ve also seen the pitfalls. AI doesn’t always get it right, and blind faith in its
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Background As a doctor who transitioned into software development, I’ve always been fascinated by how the principles of tech optimization can improve patient care. One technique that bridges both worlds effectively is A/B testing. Although commonly used in tech and marketing, A/B testing can be a game-changer
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As a doctor and developer, I've spent years on both sides of the table—treating patients and coding software that streamlines healthcare processes. AI is supposed to be the great equalizer, reducing human error and improving diagnostic efficiency. Yet, here we are in the end of 2024, and
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Managing a hospital or a clinic isn’t that easy. There’s always chaos lurking around the corner. Between scheduling appointments, managing patient records, handling inventory, and ensuring financial stability, you’ve got a full plate. ERP systems promise to bring order to this chaos, but they usually come with
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare diagnostics by improving accuracy and efficiency. However, AI-driven diagnostics raise serious legal and ethical concerns, especially when misdiagnoses occur or when individuals rely on AI for self-diagnosis. As someone who bridges medicine, development, and AI use, I will explore the legal implications, potential liabilities,
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If you’ve ever worked in a hospital or clinic, you’ve probably noticed the software—EMRs, EHRs, HIS, LIMS—looks like it belongs in a museum. Bland colors, clunky interfaces, buttons that scream "Windows XP." Why does it feel like time stopped for these tools? As a
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The future of healthcare isn’t just about doctors and nurses — it’s about AI agents working behind the scenes to streamline processes, reduce errors, and free up valuable time for human professionals. From diagnosing diseases to automating administrative tasks, AI agents are poised to transform healthcare in ways that
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In this tutorial, we'll cover how to install OpenMRS using Docker. If you're a healthcare provider, a developer, or just curious about open-source healthcare solutions, this guide will get you up and running quickly. But first, let's take a look at what OpenMRS is,
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---Why I Rarely Recommend Wet Cupping (Hijama) Therapy As a medical doctor who often finds myself fielding questions from friends and family about traditional therapies, one of the most frequent topics is "wet cupping," or Hijama as it's known in Arabic. Despite its ancient roots and
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LibreHealth EHR was once a promising open-source electronic health record (EHR) system, designed to be easy to use, customizable, and adaptable to various healthcare settings. Built on the strengths of LibreHealth Toolkit and inspired by user-friendly elements from OpenEMR, it aimed to provide a modern, efficient experience for healthcare professionals.
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As a doctor/ developer, I’ve seen firsthand how Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) can streamline workflows and improve patient care—when they’re well-designed. Unfortunately, poorly designed EMRs are more common than they should be, and they pose a serious threat to both patient safety and hospital liability. This isn’
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I’m a doctor by education and a developer by practice, and I've spent a fair share of my time working on Electronic Medical Records (EMR) apps. From both sides of the table — the clinical side and the IT side — I've seen one thing over and
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Data breaches are a nightmare for hospitals — and unfortunately, they are becoming a regular occurrence. Sensitive patient data like medical records, financial information, and even treatment histories are all at risk. You might think healthcare providers are doing everything possible to secure this information. But here's the kicker:
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As Artificial Intelligence is making waves in healthcare, AI-powered diagnostics are often touted as the next big thing. But let’s be real — are doctors looking at a helpful assistant or a future replacement? While technology promises efficiency, accuracy, and cost savings, many doctors understandably feel skeptical, even fearful. After
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Is the AI Trend Worth It? A Doctor, Developer, and Tech User's Perspective
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As a doctor who works mostly as a developer, I’ve seen firsthand how patient portals can transform the way hospitals and clinics interact with their patients. Think of a patient portal as a digital front door to your healthcare services. It allows patients to manage appointments, access medical records,
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Hospitals are known for saving lives and pushing the limits of medical science. But let’s be honest—they’re also known for mountains of paperwork, tedious appointment scheduling, and repetitive administrative tasks that can make even the most dedicated staff member want to pull their hair out. Luckily, AI
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As a doctor and developer, I've spent years navigating the intersection of healthcare and technology. It's clear that AI isn't just a buzzword in healthcare—it’s a tool with real, transformative potential. Over the years ,we covered hundreds of open-source medical and healthcare
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Protecting patient privacy is not optional. Whether you're a medical professional, software developer, or a healthcare institution handling patient data, privacy regulations like GDPR and HIPAA aren't just guidelines — they're legal obligations. When dealing with sensitive medical records, data anonymization is one of the