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Health 2.0 Europe or why I finally ventured away from North America

Kathleen Rose — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 05:18:53 +0000

More than 500 attendees representing 15+ countries assembled at this week's conference to hear from leaders in online health from the Denmark, Germany, Hungary, the UK, the US, and many more. We heard about initiatives that connect patients to physicians or to each other and use technology to integrate patients into health care systems. We also learned about new self-care tools for patients and search engines or integrated platforms that provide content to patients and physicians.

More on the mHealth Networking Conference

Jillian Ketterer — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:38:26 +0000

In follow-up to last week's post about the mHealth Networking Conference, I thought I'd share some of the summaries that have popped up around the web. Here they are, in no particular order:

Federal Telemedicine News: Status of Mobile Health

Medicine 2.0 – A truly engaging conference

Kathleen Rose — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 18:40:24 +0000

When I scout “medical conferences,” I attend sessions, scribble notes, and retreat to my room in complete control of the television remote (a feat almost never achieved at home). The “take home” is usually an update on the latest techno-medical snippets for colleagues interested in the future of medical education and assessment.

I’m all a’twitter or am I a tweeter?

Kathleen Rose — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 02:46:17 +0000

Because of my interest in social media, especially as it relates to healthcare and medical education, I’ve heard about Twitter. I’ve even tweeted on occasion. I tweeted twice before today, and have found Twitter useful for keeping track of my favorite medical blogger, Berci Mesko of Scienceroll. I have two followers, a coworker and my son's friend. In my wildest imagination, I never thought I’d be tweeting through the entire first day of the Medicine 2.0 Conference.