Attendees/Speakers/Social Network

Medicine 2.0'08 (Toronto, Canada)


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handyamin	Handy Amin Health Promotion Board Singapore	Planning the Development of the Singapore National Health Portal

paramore	Jason Aprile OntarioMD Canada	Providing Online Access to Point-of-Care Information: Lessons from the OntarioMD.ca Physician Portal

ibajnok	Irmajean Bajnok RNAO Canada	RNAO eChampion Program

bamidis	Panagiotis D Bamidis ELKE AUTH, EL090049627, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Health Sciences, Dept. of Medicine Greece	The use of Web 2.0 in teaching Medical Informatics to postgraduate medical students: first experiences Usage of Semantic Web Technologies (Web-3.0) Aiming to Facilitate the Utilisation of Computerized Algorithmic Medicine in Clinical Practice

abarclay	Allan R Barclay University of Wisconsin-Madison United States	Development of an RSS-based Current Awareness Service

chrbex	Christin Bexelius Karolinska Institutet Sweden	E-epidemiology - adapting epidemiological data collection to the 21st century

billman	Dorrit Billman PARC & ISLE/CSLI United States	Patient Problem-Solving on the Web: How do Patients Use Web Forums to Cope with Chronic Disease?

jbonander	Jason Bonander Centers for Disease Control and Prevention United States	Personally Tailored Health Information: A Health 2.0 Approach

cbond	Carol S Bond Bournemouth University United Kingdom	Stop The World wide web I Want To Get Off.

lbowler	Leanne Bowler Faculty, Univ of Pgh Library Science United States	Where can teens find health information? A survey of web portals designed for teen health information seekers

mcabrer	Miguel Cabrer eHealth Advisor Spain	MDPIXX: The Global Medical Images Repository Virtual Health Platform

cabrema	Marcelino M Cabrera Giraldez Institute for Prospective Technological Studies - Joint Researc Centre - European Commission Spain	The potential of social computing for biomedical research on rare diseases

dafnacarr	Dafna Carr Cancer Care Ontario Canada	Using Technology to Engage Patients and Clinicians in Electronic Cancer Symptom Assessment and Management: Lessons Learned and Implications for Practice

deb830	Deborah Chan University Health Network Canada	InfoWell Patient Portal: A Case of Patient-Centred Design

kclauson	Kevin A. Clauson Nova Southeastern University, College of Pharmacy United States	Risk 2.0: The future of connected health (Panel)

neilcoulson	Neil S Coulson University of Nottingham United Kingdom	Living with HIV/AIDS and use of online support groups

dcovvey	Dominic J. Covvey Waterloo Institute for Health Informatics Research (DC3333), University of Waterloo Canada	Representing and Processing Dynamic Healthcare Workflow Creating and Supporting a Community of Practice

magicgp	Grant Philip Cumming NHS Grampian Scotland United Kingdom	e-health in a Remote and Rural Setting in the North of Scotland- An Evolving Success Story

maartendenbraber	Maarten M. Den Braber Nexthealth Netherlands	"Nexthealth" - An Open-Source, Web-Based Tool Determining "What's Next" in the Evolution of Consumer-Centric Care Delivery

sdickers	Suzanne S Dickerson University At Buffalo United States	Developing of a web-based application to facilitate patient treatment adherence in individuals with sleep apnea treated with Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) devices.

dzenowagisj	Joan Dzenowagis World Health Organization Switzerland	Risk 2.0: The future of connected health (Panel)

oye@helsebiblioteket.no	Ã˜ystein Eiring University of Oslo Norway	Implementation of Web 2.0-services in the Norwegian Electronic Health Library

luis.luque	Luis Fernandez Luque Norut (Norway) and Salumedia.com (Spain) Norway	Study of the ePatient as a provider of health content in the Internet

jfrost	Jeana H Frost PatientsLikeMe United States	Social uses of personal health information within PatientsLikeMe^TM, an online patient community: What can happen when patients have access to one another's data

shakmatt	Derek L Hansen University of Maryland United States	Patient-Driven Content Creation: Effectively Introducing Wiki Repositories to Virtual Support Communities

maggie08	Margaret M Hansen University of San Francisco United States	Versatile, Immersive, Creative and Dynamic Virtual 3-D Healthcare Learning

shughes5	Shannon Hughes Utah State University United States	The Construction of Expertise in the Age of the Internet: Psychotropic Drug Knowledge in Consumer-Constructed Online Spaces

benjaminhughes	Benjamin Hughes ESADE Spain	To 2.0 or not to 2.0 - have junior doctors already answered the question?

tissuepathology	Keith J Kaplan Mayo Clinic United States	Medical Bloggers Panel

kasshout	Taha A Kass-hout InSTEDD United States	Biosurveillance 2.0: A Social Networking Approach

zachjl11	Zach Landis Lewis University of Pittsburgh United States	Measuring Efficiency of Use in a Web-based EMR Developed for Malawi: Lessons Learned From Performing a Preliminary CogTool Analysis

lenha	Hanberger Lena RN MSc Sweden	Web 2.0 systems supporting childhood chronic disease management: a general architecture compliant with the WHA eHealth Resolution

litton	Jan-Eric Litton Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics Sweden	E-epidemiology - adapting epidemiological data collection to the 21st century

mikenstn	Michael Martineau MED2020 Health Care Software Inc. Canada	Consumers are not Patient(s)

jmayoh	Joanne Mayoh Bournemouth University	Will the development of Web 2.0 technology result in a preference for quantity over quality?

jmccabegorman	Jen S Mccabe OrganizedWisdom, NextHealth (NL), Contagion Health (USA) United States	"Nexthealth" - An Open-Source, Web-Based Tool Determining "What's Next" in the Evolution of Consumer-Centric Care Delivery

matic.meglic	Matic Meglic National Institute of Public Health Slovenia	Web and mobile solution for support of process of care: case of depression

NCurse	Bertalan Mesko Budapest, Hungary Hungary	Medical education and building an on-line reputation in the world of web 2.0 Medical Bloggers Panel

sheryl	Sheryl Mitchell Womens College Hospital Canada	Women Wading Through the Web: providing women with the tools to evaluate online health information

peterjmurray	Peter J Murray IMIA United Kingdom	Medical Bloggers Panel

edoardo.narduzzi	Edoardo Narduzzi MyOpenCare Italy	MyOpenCare: Multicontent treatment paths to share medical knowledge and experience

nicolnijland	Nicol Nijland University of Twente Netherlands	Evaluation of the use of an interactive web-based support program for optimizing the management of Diabetes Mellitus

samno	Sam Nordfeldt MD PhD Sweden	Web 2.0 systems supporting childhood chronic disease management: a general architecture compliant with the WHA eHealth Resolution

logrady	Laura O'grady Centre for Global eHealth Innovation Canada	Not every site needs a wiki: A conceptual framework for health Websites

chrispaton	Chris Paton University of Oxford United Kingdom	Mobile Medicine 2.0 New Media Medicine: A Social Network for Doctors and Medical Students

ppennefather	Peter Pennefather Laboratory for Collaborative Diagnostics, Univ. of Toronto Canada	BioTIFF: Articulating Self-Documenting Personal Health Digital Information Artefacts

mpritsker	Moshe Pritsker JoVE United States	Online video-publication for biological research

judyproudfoot	Judy Proudfoot School of Psychiatry and Black Dog Institute, University of New South Wales, Australia Australia	Methodological Issues and Challenges in eHealth Research Panel Expert Patients as Apomediaries

barbara_purin	Barbara Purin Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) Italy	User-centered Design of a PHR: Traditional Web Forms vs. Wizard Forms

prich	Pat Rich Canadian Medical Association Canada	Asklepios: The CMA's new social networking site for Canadian physicians

nseeman	Neil Seeman IBM Healthcare and Ryerson University Canada	Inside the Health Blogosphere: Governance, Quality and the New Opinion Leaders

saulobortolon	Hilario Seibel Jr CEFETES Brazil	Using Wiki for a Large Medical Nomenclature Translation

kenseto	Ken Seto OntarioMD Canada	Facilitating Online Collaboration and Communication: A Groups Approach

shachak	Aviv Shachak University of Toronto Canada	Collaborative Knowledge Translation: Application of a Wiki Model for Primary Care Practitioners

samhsolomon	Sam Solomon National Review of Medicine Canada	Medical Bloggers Panel

tooti	Toomas Timpka Linköping University Sweden	Web 2.0 systems supporting childhood chronic disease management: a general architecture compliant with the WHA eHealth Resolution

SaraUrowitz	Sara Urowitz Princess Margaret Hospital/University Health Network Canada	From Social Networks to Social Medicine: Exploring the role of online interventions

Trevor	Trevor D V Van Mierlo V-CC Systems Inc. Canada	Moderated online social networking for smokers: Content of first posts from 2,562 members

nelly_van_uden	Cornelia F. Van Uden-kraan University of Twente Netherlands	Empowerment by Participation in Online Support Groups for Patients with Arthritis, Fibromyalgia and Breast Cancer Patient-initiated Online Support Groups: Motives for Initiation, Extent of Success and Success Factors

robertverheij	ROBERT VERHEIJ NETHERLANDS INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH Netherlands	Hesitative Introduction of E-mail consultations in General Practice

rod	Rod Ward University of the West of England, Bristol United Kingdom	The potential and challenges of Web 2.0 in the education of healthcare professionals.

steveann	David O. Wiebers, M.D. Preventive Medicine, LLC United States	Preventive Medicine and the Allen Behavioral Change Model: A Collaboration for Health Behavior Change Using Web-based Interventions

witteman	Holly O Witteman Université Laval Canada	Not every site needs a wiki: A conceptual framework for health Websites

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