by Susannah Fox | Mar 10, 2011
It’s hard to say this without sounding like I’m bragging, but that’s not going to stop me: I’m going to the White House tomorrow to talk about Pew Internet Project’s latest research on peer-to-peer healthcare. The White House Office of...
by Susannah Fox | Mar 10, 2011
This is a guest post by Jessica Mark, healthfinder.gov and Outreach Program Manager, Health Communication and eHealth Team in the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services We all struggle with complex health...
by Kathleen O'Malley | Mar 8, 2011
JoPM has just published Healthcare: A Human Rights and Economic Justice Issue, a commentary by SPM member Kathleen McCaffrey Friedman. Drawing on her experiences as an empowered patient, Friedman argues: “It ultimately falls to us, the patients, to frame health...
by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. | Mar 5, 2011
I’ve heard this sentiment more than once… “Doctors should participate more in social media. They should be Facebooking and Twittering and Tumblr-ing far more often than they do!” Houston Neal makes the case again over at The Medical Blog,...
by e-Patient Dave | Mar 4, 2011
Yesterday (March 3), NPR’s popular program “Talk of the Nation” covered something we discuss often: how e-patients find information and find each other, online. Featured guests were Pat Furlong, mother of two boys with a rare disease, who started an...
Exciting 15th Anniversary Project and Opportunity for Member EngagementAugust 7, 2024
Leveraging Personalized Technology to Motivate Behavior ChangeMay 6, 2024
Technology, Health Equity, and Participatory Medicine in the Care Management of Sickle Cell PatientsApril 26, 2024
Driving Transformation: Change Management Strategies for Integrating Participatory Medicine in HealthcareApril 6, 2024
The Challenge for Medicare Part D Patients: Inability to Utilize Pharmaceutical Programs to Reduce Medication CostsMarch 29, 2024
Recent Comments