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AI Is Already in Healthcare. What Is It Actually Doing?
Artificial intelligence is entering hospitals, clinics, and clinical workflows. But between the promises of automation and the realities of patient care…
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Technical notes, experiments, and reflections as I learn to build software and explore AI with a clinical perspective.
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Nursing informatics & healthcare technology
Start with a bedside perspective on systems, workflows, and the people using them.
Software engineering & development
Explore Python foundations, the journal’s implementation, and the design philosophy behind Simpyll.
Healthcare tools are planned. Explore the project roadmap and current engineering work.
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Can Clinical Guidelines Be Converted Into Code? The Challenges of Algorithmic Medicine
Medicine is full of algorithms. Software is built on them. But translating a clinical recommendation into executable code reveals something fundamental about…
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A Hospital Is the Most Complicated Computer I've Ever Used
What more than a decade in critical care taught me about software, systems, and the humans holding everything together.
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Starting Over Without Starting From Zero
On learning something new after spending years getting good at something else.
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Why Simpyll? A Name, a Philosophy, and the Beauty of Doing Less
On Jekyll, Unix, and the idea that complexity is best managed through simplicity.
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The Art of Reading Code: Inside Simpyll’s New Journal Experience
A hands-on tour of code highlighting, responsive tables, callouts, figures, disclosures, footnotes, and the details that make technical writing a pleasure to read.
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Learning Python #001: Functions, Variables, and My First CLI Tool
Starting my journey into software and AI engineering with Harvard CS50P, Python fundamentals, and my first command-line application.
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