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Articles Home :: Obi has written 12 articles. Push for the Increased Production of Biofuels Could Generate More US-based Biotech Jobs A look at how the push to find alternative fuels, more especially biofuels could bould well for the biotechnology industry. 3/1/2007 Online networking can help boost job prospects in the Biotechnology sector Online networking is one of the most effective and under utilised tools that can aid job seekers find the jobs they are looking for. It is also particulary suited for web friendly industries such as the biotechnology industry. 2/16/2007 Go south, young healthcare IT professional. A look at the rising profile of the City of Atlanta within the healthcare IT community. 8/22/2004 A new breed of physicians – the Physician Informatician. Increasing IT adoption within healthcare organizations sees the emergence of a new role for physicians. 8/7/2004 Connecting US Healthcare A look at the recent efforts in the United States to encourage the adoption on interoperable healthcare technologies by healthcare organizations. 8/7/2004 GE Healthcare: Wisconsin Giant Continues to Dominate the Healthcare IT Market GE Healthcare ranked the number 1 healthcare IT company in the 11th Annual Healthcare Informatics 100 published in the June 2004 edition of Healthcare Informatics. 7/25/2004 The National Programme for IT (NPfIT): An Intro An insight to the National Programme for IT, the strategy for modernising the NHS' IT systems. 2/5/2004 Wireless Technology and Healthcare Can wireless techonology offer healthcare organizations another option of using technology to improve the delivery of healthcare? 9/21/2003 Electronic Health Records – A National Health Service Perspective Electronic health records are being implemented in healthcare organizations across the world. This article takes a look at the previous efforts of some hospitals in the UK. 9/21/2003 Formal Methods of Decision Making in the Clinical Domain A look at how formal techniques in clinical decision can be used to varying degrees of complexity and help the decision maker to be more systemic, explicit and rational in their decision making. 9/20/2003 1 2

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