Before Disrupting Healthcare

De: Pallav Sharda

Narrado por: Earl Hall

Health information technology is a complicated space. Before Disrupting Healthcare provides a quick introduction to its foundational concepts and products with a look into emerging trends that may rule the future. In it you'll learn about topics like electronic health records, health information exchanges, accountable care organizations, and meaningful use regulation. Discover what they mean from a product perspective and how things might evolve.

This is a must-listen for anyone working on, or investing in, health information technology products. Outsiders can use this audiobook to become insiders, and insiders can become experts.

©2016 Pallav Sharda (P)2016 Pallav Sharda

A must have guide for health IT entrepreneurs.

Pallav is a doctor, a tech post graduate and an MBA. He has extensive experience in the space of health IT through his career and interest. The book is very entertaining, there is no dull moment. It covers the generics very well. There is no topic that is left unanswered.

Eral has a great voice, he makes good of Pallav's work. thoroughly enjoyed listening it him.

I have also purchased the Kindle version on this book.
Kudos guys!!!

Great book for every Information Technology person working on Healthcare

I am a Big Data Solution Architect who has decided to utilize his skills to improve healthcare. I found this book extremely useful to learn the healthcare terms, acronyms, problems as well as main existing software solution providers and their challenges.

A fantastic resource/ read on healthcare!

A great resource for anyone, trying to navigate and understand the Health-systems space, and the acronyms and terminologies that constantly resurface during any healthcare related conversation (This is my second time listening to this book on audible, to arm myself as I head into one of Healthcare’s premier conferences next week in Orlando, FL -HIMSS- amid the COVID-19 scare)

Terrible reading

The reader was chewing on gum the entire book making it almost impossible for me to listen.

Too much information that is not useful

Did not like the narration. Too much information that is not useful. Not very practical for someone just wanting to get an intro