This is your best work yet, Elliot. What an incredible story, and no one could have told it better. Perfect mix of profile, science, and glimpse into a better future. Bravo man!
This is really compelling work. The way information management principles from software developemnt translate into healthcare here is kinda wild. What really gets me is the gap between what's technically possible with diagnostics today and what actually gets deployed in standard oncology pathways. I've seen similar friction in my own work trying to implement data pipelines where institutional inertia meets technical capability. The "forward deployed tissue extractors" concept actually makes me laugh because it's so accurate to how these systems resist even basic information flow.
Incredible story! The part about having to hire people just to get his own data out of a hospital is like celebrating one of those GoFundMes for someone facing medical bankruptcy. It’s a travesty that it takes anything more than “I would like my records please”.
What an incredible story, Elliot! Sid’s determination to keep advocating for himself is deeply moving. It’s a powerful reminder that we have a voice in our healthcare.
This is your best work yet, Elliot. What an incredible story, and no one could have told it better. Perfect mix of profile, science, and glimpse into a better future. Bravo man!
This is really compelling work. The way information management principles from software developemnt translate into healthcare here is kinda wild. What really gets me is the gap between what's technically possible with diagnostics today and what actually gets deployed in standard oncology pathways. I've seen similar friction in my own work trying to implement data pipelines where institutional inertia meets technical capability. The "forward deployed tissue extractors" concept actually makes me laugh because it's so accurate to how these systems resist even basic information flow.
Incredible story! The part about having to hire people just to get his own data out of a hospital is like celebrating one of those GoFundMes for someone facing medical bankruptcy. It’s a travesty that it takes anything more than “I would like my records please”.
What an incredible story, Elliot! Sid’s determination to keep advocating for himself is deeply moving. It’s a powerful reminder that we have a voice in our healthcare.
Wow just wow… story, takeaways, insights. Need to come back to this one.