by Gilles Frydman | Apr 17, 2009
It couldn’t have been published at a better time! The economist has a new special report on health care and technology. It states: “The convergence of biology and engineering is turning health care into an information industry. That will be disruptive...
by Susannah Fox | Apr 17, 2009
A sneak preview of my remarks at the “Health 2.0 meets Information Therapy” conference appears on the IxCenterBlog: Participatory Democracy, Participatory Medicine. A good discussion of the issues has already begun there and on The Health Care Blog....
by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. | Apr 13, 2009
The Boston Globe takes note of the morass that is Google Health when connecting it to your medical records, as recounted earlier by our own e-Patient Dave here on e-patients.net.
by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. | Apr 6, 2009
Had chemotherapy and weeks after the treatment has ended, still feeling not quite yourself? You’re not alone. The memory and cognitive problems after receiving chemotherapy is known as “chemobrain.” As Ellen Clegg notes in The Cloud Over...
by e-Patient Dave | Mar 30, 2009
IBM’s “Smarter Planet” blog has picked up e-Patient Dave’s post A Thousand Points of Pain, about how enmeshed and entangled our healthcare system has become, and the implications for people who want to design a transformed system. Dave added a...
by e-Patient Dave | Mar 25, 2009
… or involved in an incident, as patient or provider, Paul Levy solicits your submission. He’s hosting the medical blogosphere’s Grand Rounds next Tuesday, and has chosen the topic When Things Go Awry. Details and instructions are here....
More important than Time and MoneyFebruary 5, 2025
We Can Change the US Healthcare System: Your Health, Your VoiceJanuary 15, 2025
The Killing of Brian Thompson was AwfulDecember 30, 2024
Leveraging Personalized Technology to Motivate Behavior ChangeMay 6, 2024
Recent Comments