Ken Redekop

@ApplHealthEcon (Almost) All glasses with water are partially full and partially empty. Both positivity and constructive criticism are desired in all of life's phases, from pre-kindergarten to academia (and beyond).

As an editor of a journal with a very high rejection rate, I don't like that I have to spread so much negativity. For what it's worth, I'd like to send some positive vibes to all submitting authors, especially those whose papers we can't accommodate 🙏

This smart toilet is one way to improve compliance and regular assessments, cause sooner or later, we all gotta go. Now let's see if it can tick all the other HTA boxes. lnkd.in/ePWuT8Cx

Here's a quick read about the willingness of Americans to test embryos to improve their kids' college chances. i think that there are better ways to improve their chances, but I fear that many people will be attracted by easy solut…lnkd.in/eNdtiqKA lnkd.in/eQj-5cWF

Good morning wonderful people

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So failure is the means to a truer form of success. STEM Graduate Programs Should Embrace Failure undark.org/2022/11/10/ste… via @undarkmag

@sdpuddicombe To your funeral, or to your life?

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Are you interested in being a Senior Editor of a peer-reviewed journal? Do you want to influence journal policy decisions and which kinds of articles to accept or reject? Here is your chance. Health Policy and Technology (IF: 5.2…lnkd.in/eB7fbyiS lnkd.in/eMX35AJg

See below figure, which shows results re risk of all-cause dementia. For physically inactive seniors, "reducing time spent in cognitively passive sedentary behavior (SB) (i.e., TV time) and increasing time spent in cognitively a…lnkd.in/e74394s6 lnkd.in/efWJMTrE

As you know, AI/ML can be used in various ways in healthcare. But what's the best system around to *categorise* AI applications in healthcare? Links to sources would be great. Thanks in advance!

Warnings about sloppy use of machine learning closely resemble age-old warnings of sloppy use of statistics. I fully recommend the recommendation to collaborate with others (last sentence). lnkd.in/erP6WAWD

How much do you think artificial intelligence can help with pharmacovigilance? Curious about AI, EHRs, FDA's Sentinel system and the steps needed to convert AI’s potential into a pharmacovigilance reality? Speakers will be: Dr And…lnkd.in/eg756uN3 lnkd.in/ePwrfURD

When was the last time you saw well-informed, clear writing on health matters in social media? Sometimes the information in social media about health-related material is correct, but the delivery poor. And sometimes the information…lnkd.in/eDayz9wu lnkd.in/eaZpNmFe

@CharSquires And in some cases, EAT the benefits!

When the day shift fairy leaves a treat for the night shift elf ☺️🥮❤️ Geriatricians and baking. Even when you’re nocturnal you still reap the benefits 😊

@AICCELERATE_eu With "a little" human help, AI can be used to improve healthcare.

Our aim is to help bring #ArtificialIntelligence solutions to the clinical practice, demonstrating the potential of #AI and #robotics as useful tools to improve clinical outcomes. Join us and become part of the change! aiccelerate.eu/community/

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Hoewel de term 'passende zorg' vaak gebruikt wordt, is er toch te weinig onderzoek naar gedaan. Vooral passende zorg voor gebruikers van hulpmiddelen. U kunt nu subsidie aanvragen voor een voorbereidende studie binnen het programma 'Goed Gebruik Hulpmiddelenzorg thuis'.

If you need a 5-min break, read or listen to this story (w a lovely catchline) and think of the best & worst applications: "Send in the clones: Using artificial intelligence to digitally replicate human voices" npr.org/2022/01/17/107…

Nearly every organisation has its own electronic system, but siloed data inhibits good care. What drives medical providers outside of hospitals to contribute data to health exchanges? Government & patient influence crucial. US lessons @hptjournal sciencedirect.com/science/articl… @HptUsa