For me I love the Apple operating system. The bash command line is so useful when installing modules and just general coding. I had to invest in a Windows laptop so I could run the hardware of a dynamic vision sensor for my surgical robotics project. This just reminded me how spoilt I was running … Continue reading Time for clinical to embrace tech diversity
Month: March 2017
5 signs of a fraudulent clinical “tech leader”
The community of doctors and nurses who code continues to grow. This is exciting! Not only is there 90+ members in my coding meetup group, multiple doctors are contacting me and others with business ideas which utilise the boom in big data and coding languages. However, this field is still new which means that there … Continue reading 5 signs of a fraudulent clinical “tech leader”
Sorting combinations of drugs with code
The community is growing. I have recently been teaching code at my London Python coding for medics group. And I have been engrossed in the conversations of other clinical developers who have come out the woodwork. What's come up in the conversations and in the teaching sessions is how to logically solve problems. Regardless of what … Continue reading Sorting combinations of drugs with code
Book suggestion: The lean start-up
You may think that this book isn't for you. You want to make your department better, you want to push an initiative at work to improve outcomes, or you're looking for a promotion. You may have no intention of starting a business. Don't let the title put you off, it's still for you. The book … Continue reading Book suggestion: The lean start-up
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