Every dispatch, in one place.
The same field, four lanes — long-form for operators, tactical notes for trainees, plain language for patients, and the methods underneath it all. Filter by lane.
The 15-minute visit is a settlement, not a standard
Primary care didn't choose the fifteen-minute visit; it inherited it. The number is a billing artifact now asked to carry a workload it was never priced for — and the difference gets absorbed by the clinician in the room.
A letter between computers
What HL7, ADT, and FHIR actually are — explained without jargon, with one patient's trip through a hospital as the running example.
Your blood pressure is a verb, not a number
Why the single reading on the cuff is the least interesting thing about it — and what your body is actually doing between visits.
The differential isn't a list. It's a probability cloud.
The single mental upgrade that separates students who memorize differentials from clinicians who actually use them.
Value-based care, explained without a single buzzword
Strip the jargon and it's almost embarrassingly simple. The hard part was never the concept — it's the operational reality.
What 'preventive care' actually prevents
Spoiler: not everything. A clear-eyed look at what screening can and can't do — without the wellness-industrial-complex hype.
Reading a troponin without panicking
A high-sensitivity troponin is not a yes/no light. Treating it like one is how good students order bad workups.
I let an AI draft my notes. Here's the line I won't let it cross.
On building clinical tooling that's genuinely useful without quietly outsourcing the part that makes you a doctor.