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• How to Make Health Care Remarkable – the @ePatientDave Interview

  
  ICMCC Website Articles — Authority: 147
  “Dave deBronkart is a Freedom Fighter. In 2007, Dave battled metastatic cancer and emerged a passionate advocate for leveraging the Web to connect patients with the content and support and inspiration they need to cope with the human consequences of disease.The Web has brought forth new ways of connecting the world ...
  2 days ago

• From incurable to “We can now call you cured”: Cheryl Greene’s story

  
  e-Patients.net — Authority: 459
  Here’s another true e-patient story from one of our team. Cheryl Greene is third from the left in the banner at top of this blog. She’s a long-time friend of our founder “Doc Tom” Ferguson, a board member of the Society for Participatory Medicine, executive producer of DrGreene.com (AMA: “the pioneer ...
  2 days ago

• Power to the Patient–The Transformation of the American Healthcare System: A Talk With e-Patient Dave

  
  ICMCC Website Articles — Authority: 147
  “Before we begin, Dave, I would like to provide readers with a bit of background. I first heard of you (as did many others who follow healthcare issues, especially questions touching on healthcare IT and healthcare information management matters) when the Boston Globe reported in April 2009 on the shock you got ...
  1 week ago

• How To Relate To E-Patients Like A Rock Star

  
  Better Health — Authority: 595
  Part 1 in a series on the e-patient and participatory medicine There’s no question that today’s patients are savvy.  Today’s patients are e-patients . Surrounded by technology, researching health information on the Internet has never been easier.  Patients are engaging in communities and social networking ...
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• ABC News Interviews Dr. Val About The ePatient Revolution

  
  Better Health — Authority: 595
  The Internet has revolutionized how we receive information - and it’s also changing how we learn about and manage our health. A new “ePatient” movement promises to empower patients with online and mobile tools - making it easier than ever to contact a physician , track health variables, and join a support ...
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• ABC News: The ePatient Revolution

  
  Better Health — Authority: 595
  I recently spoke at the first annual ePatient Connections conference in Philadelphia. I’ll be discussing the ePatient revolution (patients participating in their healthcare decision-making using Internet tools) at ABC news channel 8 live this morning with Dave Lucas . During the segment I’ll be referring to ...
  1 week ago

• Reviewing Health Tools: A Community Matter

  
  ICMCC Website Articles — Authority: 147
  High-quality product reviews will be an important part of this new journal, with its focus on supporting and encouraging people to participate in their own healthcare. But how should we go about evaluating various interactive applications and devices that bill themselves as “health tools”? Health design advocate ...
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• Mainstreaming Science-Based Medicine: A Novel Approach

  
  Science-Based Medicine — Authority: 131
  I have often mused about the difference between being right and being influential – especially in light of the relative success of the anti-vaccine movement. Despite the fact that there is no evidence for a link between vaccines and autism, celebrities like Jenny McCarthy have manufactured public mistrust in one ...
  2 weeks ago

• Connect with a Click of the Mouse

  
  PharmExec Blog — Authority: 488
  Thanks to Google, Facebook, and Twitter, the Internet has become the e-Patient’s No. 1 destination for seeking health information, and industry was all “a tweet” about it at this year’s e-Patient Connections Conference . More than 250 people were in attendance for the two-day event, which included pharma ...
  2 weeks ago

• Conference Round Up: e-Patient Connections 2009

  
  Bio Job Blog — Authority: 470
  e-Patients Connections 2009 (#epatcon) was held this past Monday and Tuesday at the Park Hyatt hotel in Philadelphia, PA. BioCrowd was one of several co-sponsors of the event. The theme of the conference, organized by Kevin Kruse a veteran medical communication and training expert, who now runs Kru Research , ...
  2 weeks ago

• A Tale Of Two ePatients - Limerick By Dr. Val Jones

  
  Better Health — Authority: 595
  Today I presented 20 slides in 20 seconds each at the ePatient Connections conference in Philadelphia. It was in the new “Pecha Kucha” format whereby the presenter must encapsulate her thoughts very carefully as the slides advance automatically each 20 seconds. I decided to do it as a Limerick, since timing ...
  2 weeks ago

• Cindy Throop’s personal story of Participatory Medicine

  
  e-Patients.net — Authority: 459
  Like our contributor Sarah Greene, DC resident Cindy Throop was moved by Paulo Freire’s book, Pedagogy of the Oppressed . “The patient revolution must come from patients,” Cindy says. “We can educate and inform patients, but ultimately only patients can speak for themselves.” Here is her personal story of ...
  2 weeks ago

• VenaHub Wirelessly Reports Health Data Compliance

  
  ScienceRoll — Authority: 471
  Barbara Duck at The Medical Quack published an interesting article about new devices that help report health data compliance wirelessly. One example is the VenaHub device:
  3 weeks ago

• Why Data Logging Is Not the Holy Grail

  
  DiabetesMine: the all things diabetes blog — Authority: 537
  Some people were surprised recently to hear me say that tools for logging glucose are “not the Holy Grail of online diabetes tools.”  I stand by that assertion, and I’m going to tell you why.There are an ever-increasing number of PC and phone-based programs that allow diabetics to log and share their BG data. ...
  3 weeks ago

• Enduring the Journey, Finding the Cure

  
  Perspectives... — Authority: 123
  I started off with one of the strongest Western medicine available, and at the end of my treatment, I was in a very vulnerable position. The cancer was gone, but the first year after treatment has the highest risk of recurrence. And cancer that comes back during this time usually spreads very quickly and is very [...]
  4 weeks ago

• Getting Treatment: How I Became an e-Patient

  
  Perspectives... — Authority: 123
  When I started treatment, my goal was to make sure the medical staff thought of me as the perfect patient. I was going to do exactly what they said to do and follow all the rules - and I was going to be happy about it.The first six or seven months, that was the way [...]
  4 weeks ago

• Announcing The Journal of Participatory Medicine

  
  Better Health — Authority: 595
  I discovered the new Journal of Participatory Medicine in a guest post on E-Patients.net written by John Sharp of the Cleveland Clinic. Now comes the Journal of Participatory Medicine to fill a gap in journals which acknowledge the active role of the patient in current medical practice. While other journals ...
  6 weeks ago

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