“A few nights ago, I was honored to give a keynote at the second Health 2.0 Northeast conference held right here in our Cambridge, MA backyard. It’s exciting to see old friends and new emerging start-ups coming together to try and make a dent in the $2 trillion industry that is healthcare in the U.S. In the world of Health 2.0, we have a lot of great opportunities to impact healthcare in a positive way, including shaking things up and putting patients back at the center. With so many new and promising companies emerging in the space (many in attendance at the Boston event), we have to start thinking about what happens next. How can we really make change, and what changes need to be made?”
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Ben Heywood, The Value of Opennes, 10 October 2008
Tagged: community, health 2.0, web and web 2.0
; posted on Monday, October 13th, 2008 at 9:29 am
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“U ziet ons vaker schrijven over de inzet van nieuwe media in de zorg. We doen dit in navolging van ontwikkelen in “de rest” van de maatschappij waarin de manier van communiceren aan het veranderen is. Korter, sneller, oppervlakkiger. In het laatste schuilt natuurlijk een gevaar, we moeten dus alert blijven op het doorslaan van deze maatschappelijke ontwikkeling daar dit niet alleen een on-line verschijnsel is.”
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Lucien Engelen, Acute Zorgregio Oost, 9 October 2008
Tagged: Blog, community, social network and web 2.0
; posted on Thursday, October 9th, 2008 at 8:18 pm
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“Last week, PatientsLikeMe presented a keynote address at the inaugural Medicine 2.0 Congress in Toronto, Canada in front of 200 researchers from 20 countries. A new, annual international conference on Web 2.0 (social web) applications in health and medicine, this year’s event was centered around the theme: “Building Virtual Communities and Social Networking Applications for Patients and Consumers.” You can view the entire conference proceedings online. The event is organized by Gunther Eysenbach, MD MPH, who is the editor and publisher of the Journal of Medical Internet Research, where Jeana Frost and I recently published our paper - “Social Uses of Personal Health Information Within PatientsLikeMe”.”
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PatientsLikeMe, 12 September 2008
Tagged: community, medicine 2.0, networks, patient, social network and virtual
; posted on Saturday, September 13th, 2008 at 9:14 am
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“This is a Getting Started resources discussing Community Electronic Health Records.
This discussion between Robert Gleeman and Mark Anderson, CEO of the AC Group, Inc. discussing Integrated Community Exchange or an Integrated Community EHR. This interview is also provided as a written transcription below.
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Nick Harrington, EMRUpdate, 3 September 2008
Tagged: CCR, community and HL7
; posted on Thursday, September 4th, 2008 at 7:44 am
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