Secrets, in Medicine, are a crime against humanity. Dr Marcus Baw holds an unusual career as a GP, Emergency Physician and health hacker. He makes a controversial claim: That we have an ethical duty to openly share our technological innovation — and anything short of this is a crime against humanity. Links from Marcus Digital Health Networks (CCIOs, CIOs, CSOs, Caldicott Guardians, Clinicians Who Code and more) discourse.digitalhealth.net Open Health Hub - completely open discussion of all things open sourcey in healthcare https://openhealthhub.org/ My OSITOWFM blog https://medium.com/@marcus_baw/open-source-is-the-only-way-for-medicine-9e698de0447e "Royal Colleges 3.0" https://marcus-baw.medium.com/royal-colleges-3-0-best-practice-as-code-7065bce821a7 Faculty of Clinical Informatics https://facultyofclinicalinformatics.org.uk/ RCGP Health Informatics Group (for GPs who are RCGP members only) - GP IT specialism https://hig.primary-care.org.uk Chamberlen Forceps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obstetrical_forceps#History Me on Twitter https://twitter.com/marcus_baw Marcus's Website: https://pacharanero.github.io You can find me on Twitter @MustafaSultan and subscribe to my newsletter on www.musty.io

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