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Tag Archives: Health 2.0
“Technology makes things possible. People make things happen.”
If you follow the Tweetstream from Jacqueline Fackeldey (@FackeldeyFinds) you may not get a lot from it (unless you’re one of my new friends from the Netherlands) because she mostly tweets in Dutch. But when I attended ReShape09 in Nijmegen, I had a nice opportunity to chat (in English) with this advocate of what she [...]
Posted in Conferences, Health Care, Social Media Also tagged Health Care, healthcare, Netherlands, Nijmegen, Reshape09, Social Media Leave a comment
“What are we missing?”
Dr. Bas Bloem, the third speaker at REshape (#reshape09), shared a portion of this entertaining video in his presentation on Health 2.0: What it is and what it isn’t. You’ll get a kick out of this: Dr. Bloem is doing some interesting work with ParkinsonNet, being piloted in Holland but planning to grow internationally. I [...]
Putting the “Global” in SMUG
When I first named our august institution of social media higher education, calling it Social Media University, Global was a bit of overstatement. Yes, through the world-wide Web it did have the potential for global reach, and I did already have some visitors from other continents, but clearly our institutional naming (and my self-designation as [...]
Posted in Conferences, Health Care, Social Media Also tagged Amsterdam, Europe, healthcare, Lee Aase, London, Netherlands, Nijmegen, Social Media, web 2.0 Leave a comment
Taking the Dutch Health 2.0 Challenge
I’m looking forward to my first trip to Europe in about 10 days, where I have been asked to speak at REshape 2009, the second Health 2.0 conference and the first international E-Mental Health summit. The organizers of these conferences have set up an interesting contest, called the Dutch Open Health 2.0 Challenge, that will [...]
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Zurich Presentation and a 36th Thesis