
Jason Potts, PharmD · Jun 13, 2026
A PIN is shorter, simpler, and arguably more secure than your system password. Here's why that's not a paradox — and why it matters in clinical environments.

Jason Potts, PharmD · May 19, 2026
Healthcare software is uniquely difficult to build. The constraints aren't unfortunate side effects of working in a regulated industry. They're the whole job.

Jason Potts, PharmD · May 12, 2026
AI tools are reshaping what health IT workers actually do every day. A hospital pharmacist and health IT PM on the tools worth using and what they mean for your career.

Jason Potts, PharmD · May 6, 2026
AI tools are saving clinicians real time on documentation and communication — if you know which tasks to offload, what never to put in a public tool, and how to stay within your institution's policies.

Maria Santos, PharmD, BCPS · Apr 25, 2026
Clinicians override 90%+ of drug interaction alerts. That's not a people problem — it's a design problem. A clinical pharmacist explains what meaningful CDS looks like.

David Kim, RN, CPHIMS · Apr 23, 2026
After 10 years in the ED, I made the jump to health IT. Here's what I wish someone had told me about the transition — the good, the hard, and the surprisingly transferable skills.

James Okonkwo, MD, CMIO · Apr 21, 2026
EHR implementations fail for the same reasons every time — and those reasons are rarely technical. A CMIO shares the patterns he's seen across three go-lives.

David Kim, RN, CPHIMS · Apr 19, 2026
You've heard FHIR mentioned in every health IT meeting for the last five years. Here's what it actually means for the clinicians and analysts who work with health data every day.

James Okonkwo, MD, CMIO · Apr 17, 2026
Ambient AI scribes promise to eliminate documentation burden. But the clinician is still responsible for every word in that note — and that creates new risks we're not talking about enough.

Rachel Thompson, DNP, NI-BC · Apr 15, 2026
Nurses spend up to 40% of their shift documenting. Much of that documentation serves compliance and billing — not patient care. A nursing informaticist examines what we can cut and what we can't.
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