by Gilles Frydman | Oct 13, 2008
“I noticed that my spellchecker doesn’t recognize ‘subprime’. […] I am guessing that will be remedied soon. “in the Beginning” Stephen J. Dubner; 09/30/2008 This is so true! Just like e-patient and participatory medicine! None of these...
by John Grohol | Oct 11, 2008
This blog is a project of the Society for Participatory Medicine. To contact us: Blog team: blog at participatorymedicine.org Society for Participatory Medicine: Â info at participatorymedicine.org Journal of Participatory Medicine (JoPM.org):...
by e-Patient Dave | Oct 11, 2008
Ted Eytan has a post by this name. It’s a question asked of him by Ann Barber, MD. I couldn’t be happier! His post and the comments have gotten lively. I posted about Chapter 2 of e-Patients: how they can help us heal health care, which includes the seven...
by Alan Greene | Oct 9, 2008
I just heard from Gary Kreps, Professor of Health Communication at George Mason University and e-patient pioneer, reporting about drastic cutbacks to the Cancer Information Service programs. Excellent up-to-date information is an important foundation for Participatory...
by Susannah Fox | Sep 18, 2008
e-Patient Dave joined this group in March 2008 thanks to an introduction by Danny Sands, MD, his primary care physician. Dave quickly established himself as the number one fan of the “white paper,” which we had edited and published after Tom...
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