Tag Archives: health
The Winkler Nurses Case on #RNchat
When I started #RNchat last year (@RNchat on Twitter), my hope was to assemble a simple and supple forum for nurses and the public to discuss important issues from the perspective of a diverse group of people. Here’s a re-post … Continue reading
An Interview of @EndreJofoldi of HealthMash
The Web abounds with health care information (good, bad, ugly). In fact, for all practical purposes we have an infinite abundance of content on the web. And this abundance has produced a scarcity of meaning, relevance and reliability. So any … Continue reading
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Zen and the Art of the Tweet
I’ve been thinking a lot about the nature of our collective mindfulness lately. Every month, millions of more people are increasing their connectivity to the Web. Facebook’s gravity keeps swelling. Twitter continues to flap upwards in users. Mobile devices and … Continue reading
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Power Dynamics & Virtual Health: Protecting Professional Boundaries in an Unbounded Web
Virtual Health – however that’s defined – has become a hot topic lately, especially in light of the rapidly evolving two-way real-time Web. Power dynamics – the interplays between patient and provider – must be protected in order to safeguard … Continue reading
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Time Value of Health
Image via Wikipedia Let’s introduce a simple term to an old problem in health care. As health problems increase, and their costs rise, we need to start thinking about ways to make it easier for the public to improve the … Continue reading
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