The future is here, in this room. It arrived at 28,800 bits per minute, riding fiberoptic cables and silicon chips. Color slides from this morning's surgery. A 3-D tour of mitral valve prolapse. Just press a button, and welcome to the Starship Enterprise.
Truth is, what seems like a seamless technological marvel is more like a thriving jumble.
Carbo and her cohorts hope to provide some road signs for the nation's new cyberspace drivers. For Carbo, the question is one of value. Integrity applies to simple logistics, too. There have to be standards. It has to have the proper resolution to decide if something is a tumor or not.