November 1, 2009

One world, One Internet

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October 30, 2009
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September 10, 2009
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September 8, 2009
Join us at HealthCampToronto on Sept. 16, 2009!
HealthCamp Toronto will use the “unconference” format to create a safe place for contrarians, free thinkers, change agents and idea entrepreneurs. It is the first healthcamp in Canada, modeled after the globally renowned healthcamp movement begun in San Francisco, Boston and Philadelphia.
Healthcamp discussions are followed by thousands online (on Twitter) around the world. Venue: 120 Bloor at the IBM Centre for e-Business Innovation.
Sponsored by the Health Strategy Innovation Cell, Longwoods Publishing and by IBM Canada.
Tickets are just $25, including food and relentless idea provocation.
If you want to challenge groupthink and revolutionize current health and healthcare systems through the power of your ideas register asap to secure a ticket.

Join us at HealthCampToronto on Sept. 16, 2009!

HealthCamp Toronto will use the “unconference” format to create a safe place for contrarians, free thinkers, change agents and idea entrepreneurs. It is the first healthcamp in Canada, modeled after the globally renowned healthcamp movement begun in San Francisco, Boston and Philadelphia.

Healthcamp discussions are followed by thousands online (on Twitter) around the world. Venue: 120 Bloor at the IBM Centre for e-Business Innovation.

Sponsored by the Health Strategy Innovation Cell, Longwoods Publishing and by IBM Canada.

Tickets are just $25, including food and relentless idea provocation.

If you want to challenge groupthink and revolutionize current health and healthcare systems through the power of your ideas register asap to secure a ticket.

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May 21, 2009

Crowd-sourcing healthcare delivery innovation, a step forward on participatory medicine! Well done NHS’s Institute for Innovation and Improvement! http://institute.nhs.uk/ebd

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Any resemblance with the Health/Medicine 2.0 world is pure coincidence. This is why we need more ‘Chief Meaning Officers’.

Any resemblance with the Health/Medicine 2.0 world is pure coincidence. This is why we need more ‘Chief Meaning Officers’.

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May 14, 2009

After watching this video on the crisis of credit, I feel something similar is needed to help people understand how their tax dollars are questionnably invested spent in healthcare not to treat patients or train ePatients (not doctors) but to pay millions to consultants, including pollsters. The outcome of such video will be a public outrage (I hope), wiser investment the next time around and more innovation which usually blossoms during the times of crisis.

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April 28, 2009

thank you @jgcendales for your blogpost and picture of the swine flu http://tinyurl.com/dhtppe

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happy first month Federico

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http://twitpic.com/45fuj - Society of Participatory Medicine

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April 27, 2009

What Internet Services Would Patients Like From Hospitals During an Epidemic? Lessons From the SARS http://twurl.nl/n5lie1

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had coffee with a member of the Keenan Research Centre, St.Mike’s Hospital to explore opportunities for collaboration http://twurl.nl/a7yonw

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