Resilient Ambassadors of Change » Medicine 2.0

Evidence from Patients Like Me

Jillian Ketterer — Wed, 19 May 2010 21:42:07 +0000

What is evidence? I ask myself this question fairly often since I work in innovation. In trying to generate disruptive and transformative ideas, it is important to understand what has been "established", and why. The next question is: should it change? If so, how?

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.