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Is the End of Search the Beginning of Personalized Prevention?

This past week, Google had its annual developers conference, Google I/O. One of the more provocative talks, called “The End of Search as We Know It,” was by Amit Singhal, who is in charge of search for Google. The vision, as described by Amit, is that instead of typing words into a box on a […...

Posted to News on Wed, May 22 2013
Filed under: search, Healthcare, diabetes, Technology, consumer health, Analytics, Connected Health, personalized medicine, data, genetic data, personalized prevention

Tampa Stakes its Claim to Lead Healthcare into the Future

Posted to News on Tue, May 21 2013
Filed under: Primary Care, IBM, Mayo Clinic, Patient Safety, collaboration, Entrepreneurs, Innovation, Medical research, Leadership, People in healthcare, prevention, personalized medicine, Health care professionals, Participatory Medicine, Cleveland Clinic, wellness, Innovation/innovative companies, Payment, big data, CareMore, Forbes, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Retail clinics, disruptive innovation, Clay Christensen, Jobs, Change Management, Dave Chase, RETAIL HEALTH, population health, StartUp Health academy, Iora Health, Direct Primary Care, health outcomes, healthcare price transparency, Medicare Advantage, PepsiCo, DaVita and Healthcare Partners, PATIENT-CENTERED, health care costs, workplace wellness, Virginia Mason, non-profit, status quo, Walmart, paradigm shift, employer based clinics, value in health care, consumer directed care, chronic conditions, not-for-profit hospitals, senior health care, fixed pricing, health startups, tourism, newspaper industry, Lowes, William Gibson, local business and government officals, Tampa Florida

Serendipity and Personalization and Connected Health

In a world where most folks change jobs every couple of years, people are often amazed to hear that I started work in connected health 19 years ago. Implicit in their amazement is a question, “Why did you stick with it so long?” The quickest response is that the work we started back then is [...]

Posted to News on Wed, Apr 24 2013
Filed under: Healthcare, Congestive Heart Failure, adherence, Connected Health, personalized medicine, Engagement, data, Quantified Self, patient accountability, feedback loops, just in time care, tracking

Smart Patients helps organize smart patients

Posted to News on Fri, Apr 19 2013
Filed under: Surveys, Social Media, google, Research, Health Care Quality, Medical research, Patient Education, People in healthcare, Cancer, personalized medicine, Health care professionals, Sermo, Technology in healthcare, Innovation/innovative companies, cancer treatment, Health care & health policy, clinical trials, smart patients, health outcomes, empowered patients, PATIENT-CENTERED, Running a Hospital, Paul Levy, Effectiveness/Efficiency, ACOR, caregivers, online communities, Association of Cancer Online Resources, oncologist, social network for doctors, Gilles Frydman, Roni Zeiger