Conferences
We welcome submissions for this section of JoPM. Conference Reports are brief commentary on individual conference sessions that are relevant to the mission of JoPM. If you are interested in submitting a conference report, you may do so here.
Conferences, Vol. 4, 2012
Health Camp KC: The Unconference
The overarching topic at this unorthodox conference weekend was “Patient Involvement, Engagement, and Empowerment.”
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Health Datapalooza 2012: Apps Are Making a Difference
Health Datapalooza III was a combination of upbeat speeches about the climate of innovation and public-private sector cooperation, and enthusiastic demonstrations by developers of new health care applications.
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HIMSS 2012 Highlights: What’s Hot
Central themes included Stage 1 and Stage 2 of meaningful use; ICD-10; mobile health; mHIMSS; business and clinical analytics; and patient-centered medical homes.
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Doctors 2.0 & You
This European conference is dedicated to understanding the physician’s perspective on use of new technologies and how physicians use these technologies to collaborate with colleagues, patients, payers, government, and industry.
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CHI 2011 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
Health was a featured community at the CHI conference, and several papers in particular stood out as being relevant to participatory medicine.
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Mobile Health 2011: What Really Works: A Patient POV
The author offers a patient’s perspective on the Stanford 2011 Mobile Health Conference held in May 2011.
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Report on the “Reassembling Health Workshop: Exploring the Role of the Internet of Things”
This review reports on the workshop “Reassembling Health: exploring the role of the Internet of Things.” The aim of the workshop was to bring together professionals from different disciplines in order to envision future scenarios enabling patient participation, home-, mobile-, and self-care.
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Health 2.0 Goes to Washington
A review of the Health 2.0 Goes to Washington conference held in June 2010.
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Health 2.0: What Works for Users
Abstract Citation: Torrey T. Health 2.0: what works for users. J Participat Med. 2010 Aug 16; 2:e2. Published: August 16, 2009. Competing Interests: The author has declared that no competing interests exist. In my heart of hearts, I am a geek. Few know about my closet geekitude. Most people know me as a “professional patient,” [...]
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