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Redox Behind the Curtain: Weekly Product Demo and Q+A
March 29, 2021
Redox recently introduced weekly Friday demos of our platform. It’s a space where we offer a look into…
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What is HL7 FHIR?
January 20, 2021
There’s a lot of great information on FHIR for developers; however, there isn’t enough help for the…
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Ingesting, Processing and Storing Healthcare Data
September 2, 2020
As your healthcare application grows data management becomes a challenge. The firehose from healthcare data APIs introduce complexity…
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Want to join the Redox Engineering team? Read this first.
March 13, 2019
Joining a new company is almost always a leap of faith. You never really know what life will…
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5 reasons why you shouldn’t do direct-to-database EHR integrations
March 7, 2019
Inside the children’s hospital, the halls were bustling with activity. Providers were rounding, kids were trying…
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A day in the life of a healthcare developer attempting to use Redox
December 17, 2018
Today, I’m building a simple patient demographics web application using C# .NET, MVC5, and Web API 2.0. All…
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The Elusive Healthcare Software Developer
August 1, 2018
In mid-July Luke, Terell and I attended the AWS Summit in New York. I gave a…
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Pager anti-patterns and heuristics for successfully automating pages
June 5, 2018
At Redox we have been using PagerDuty for almost the entire history of the company. The ability to…
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A Method to the Data: Plurality of Concerns part II
March 28, 2018
At Redox, we have embarked on tackling a huge problem: interoperability. I’m stealing the title of one…
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5 reasons you should send developers to HIMSS
February 26, 2018
Niko recently wrote a great article about Redox’s vision Supporting the Human Connection in Healthcare. One image…
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How to Do Microservice Chassis and Microservice Scaffolding on a Budget
December 14, 2017
At Redox, we're taking a pragmatic approach to building microservices, especially in how we handle cross-cutting concerns. Most refer to this part of a microservice ecosystem as the chassis—things that every microservice needs to have in order for us to be confident that it's a quality product. The chassis includes:
