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Medicine 2.0'11 (Stanford University, USA)


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paul_abramson	Paul Abramson My Doctor Medical Group United States	Quantified Self and the Self-tracking Patient

cschmidt3	Carolyn R Ahlers-schmidt University of Kansas School of Medicine - Wichita United States	Structured Interviews Regarding Immunization Communication and Text Message Reminders

osmanahmed	Osman Hassan Ahmed Centre for Physiotherapy Research, University of Otago New Zealand	iCon: Utilizing Facebook to Deliver Best-Practice Concussion Management

lilas	Lilas Ali Gothenburg University Sweden	Design of Web-based Support Systems in Less Structured Contexts - the Case of Young Carers In Pursuit of Quality and Usefulness regarding Web-based Support for Young Carers of Persons with Mental Illness Young Adult Carers in the Risk Zone. Design of a Health-Promoting, Randomized Two-armed Controlled Trial for Young Adults Who Support People with Mental Illness The Impact of a Web-based Intervention on Young Informal Carers of People with Mental Illness

patarchambault	Patrick Michel Archambault UniversitÃ© Laval Canada	Emergency Physiciansâ€™ Beliefs About Their Intention to Use Wiki-based Reminders to Promote Evidence-based Trauma Care

armayones	Manuel Armayones Fundacio Universitat Oberta de Catalunya-Internet Interdisciplinary Institute Spain	Aptic, Developing a Social Network for E-patients: Lesson Learned

bamidis	Panagiotis D Bamidis ELKE AUTH, EL090049627, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Health Sciences, Dept. of Medicine Greece	To 2.0 or to 3.0 ? Contemporary Challenges for Medical Education from the MEducator Project

mdb49	Michael Barnes Brigham Young University, Department of Health Science United States	Protecting Health in a Social Media World: Healthcare and Human Service Responses to Online Threats Health-Promoting Apps: a Content Analysis

jamesbarrett	James Barrett Brigham Young University United States	Protecting Health in a Social Media World: Healthcare and Human Service Responses to Online Threats Health-Promoting Apps: a Content Analysis

michele_barry	Michele Barry Center for Innovation in Global Health United States	High-Tech Meets Low-Resource: Applying Innovation in a Global Health Context

raminb	Ramin Bastani Qpid.me, Inc. United States	Behavior Change and Mobile Health Technology Panel: a Trifecta Strategy for Successful Design

tom_zorg20	Tom van de Belt Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre Netherlands	Social Media in European Hospitals: A Descriptive Study Wikis as an Opportunity to Improve Patient Participation in Developing Information Leaflets: A demonstration project in infertility patients.

jbender	Jackie Bender Centre for Global eHealth Innovation, University of Toronto and University Health Network Canada	What Is the Role of Online Support for the Supporters? a Multi-Method Study Examining the Use of Online Communities among Breast Cancer Peer Support Providers

mboguski	Mark S. Boguski Resounding Health Incorporated and Celebrity Diagnosis LLC United States	The Goody-Gaga Effect: Health Communication at the Nexus of Social Media & Popular Culture How to Experience Resounding Health

cbond	Carol S Bond Bournemouth University United Kingdom	Online Discussion Boards as Research Data; Exploring the Ethical Issues.

rbooth	Richard Booth Western University Canada	A Systematic Review of Published Accounts of Social Media Use within Nursing: Where Practice Outpaces Research

aboyer	Annette D Boyer CECity, Vice President, Business Development United States	An Innovative Approach to Patient Education

bart.brandenburg	Bart J Brandenburg Medicinfo Tilburg and IBR Centre for E-health Reasearch Netherlands	What Lies Around the Bend? Exploring Next Steps in Social Media and Primary Care

nataliebyrom	Natalie Louise Byrom University of Warwick United Kingdom	Going (Digital) Native: Involving Young People in Medicine 2.0 Research

jcafazzo	Joseph A Cafazzo Centre for Global eHealth Innovation Canada	Mobile Phone-Based Remote Patient Monitoring for Heart Failure Management: a Randomized Controlled Trial A Mobile Phone-Based Self-Management System for Adolescents with Type I Diabetes

stu_card	Stu Card Palo Alto Research Center United States	Tablet-based Cognitive Aids Reduce Errors and Increase Coordination in Crisis Care Teams Large Screen and Tablet-based Interactive Cognitive Aids for Crisis Care

annacaruana	Anna Caruana Section of Hygiene, Epidemiology and Public Health - Department of Experimental and Applied Medicine - University of Brescia Italy	2010 Influenza and Vaccine Information Available on the Web

mcasselman	Mark Casselman University Health Network Canada	A Mobile Phone-Based Self-Management System for Adolescents with Type I Diabetes

fxchen	Frank Chen Stanford United States	Analyzing Frames of Reference for the Design of Physically Active Games

prajeshc	Prajesh Narendra Chhanabhai University of Otago New Zealand	Text Me or Facebook Me: The Use of Mobile and Social Network's by Gen Y to Share Health Information

taridzo	Taridzo Chomutare University Hospital of North Norway Norway	Review of IPhone Applications for Diabetes Self-Management

cirimele	Jesse Cirimele Stanford University United States	Tablet-based Cognitive Aids Reduce Errors and Increase Coordination in Crisis Care Teams

kclauson	Kevin A. Clauson Nova Southeastern University, College of Pharmacy United States	Impact of Texting and Predictive Potential of Health Literacy on Medication Adherence in T2DM

acortinois	Andrea A Cortinois Centre for Global eHealth Innovation Canada	Public EHealth in Latin America and the Caribbean: Nurturing Innovation, Developing Communities, Improving Health Equity

rikcrutzen	Rik Crutzen Maastricht University/CAPHRI Netherlands	Using Google Analytics as a Process Evaluation Method for Internet-delivered Interventions: a Commendable Example on Sexual Health

isadavid	Isabelle David University of Montreal Canada	A Qualitative Study on the Development of an Interprofessional Virtual Community of Practice

0245	Stefaan Debrauwer MD Belgium	Mobile Web Enabled Check-in of Patients at the Emergency Room: a Win.Win.Win Method Featuring Active Patient Participation and Collaboration. Mobile Web ER-referral for General Practioners: Improving Communication and Collaboration in Emergency Medicine.

melf	Mikael Elf Department of psychology, University of Gothenburg; VÃ¥rdal Institute, The Swedish Institute for Health Science Sweden	Design of Web-based Support Systems in Less Structured Contexts - the Case of Young Carers In Pursuit of Quality and Usefulness regarding Web-based Support for Young Carers of Persons with Mental Illness Young Adult Carers in the Risk Zone. Design of a Health-Promoting, Randomized Two-armed Controlled Trial for Young Adults Who Support People with Mental Illness

pierree	Pierre Elias Rice University & Duke University School of Medicine United States	A User-Driven Web Application to Explore Treatment Options for Lower Back Pain InSpire to Play (Promote Lung Assessment in Youth): Evolving the Self-Management Paradigms of Young People with Asthma

admin2	Gunther Eysenbach Centre for Global eHealth Innovation, University Health Network Canada	Infodemiology and Infoveillance: Innovative Methods and Tools to Measure, Track, and Analyze Population Health-Relevant Unstructured Data from the Internet and Social Media

edf	Edward G Feil Oregon Research Institute United States	Fidelity and Monitoring of Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care Using a Multi-Media Internet-based System

linda_fogg-philips	Linda Fogg-philips Facebook for Parents United States	Making Home the Heart of Health: Today's Tools & Techniques

rachelfournier	Rachel Fournier Evolution Health Systems Canada	Montre Ã La Cigarette Câ€™est Qui Le Boss! Using Highly Tailored Text Messages to Help Young Adults Quit Smoking

jhfrost	Jeana H Frost VU University Amsterdam, KankerNL Netherlands	Combining Social Media and Virtual Coaching for building open cooperative care communities. Formulating a Design Process for Medicine 2.0: The Case of Kanker.nl

david_gaba	David Gaba Stanford University United States	Can a Head-mounted Display Interface Alleviate Ergonomic Challenges in Ultrasound-guided Regional Anesthesia?

ugelatti	Umberto Gelatti Department of Molecular and Translational Medicine â€“ University of Brescia Italy	2010 Influenza and Vaccine Information Available on the Web Drug-selling Websites: a New Scenario in Public Health? A Systematic Review Health Information to Citizens: a Content Analysis of Italian Websites Dealing with the Theme of â€œWaste and Healthâ€

fragra	Francisco J Grajales III University of British Columbia Canada	Using Social Media Applications in Academic Research

lgrama	Lakshmi M Grama US National Cancer Institute United States	Leveraging a Contact Center to Support Facebook Community Management: The National Cancer Institute Experience

kgray	Kathleen Gray University of Melbourne Australia	Public Engagement with Biomedical Research through Smartphone-based Augmented Reality

ngrosskopf	Nicholas A Grosskopf York College of The City University of New York United States	Behavior Change and Mobile Health Technology Panel: a Trifecta Strategy for Successful Design

lisaneal	Lisa Gualtieri Tufts University School of Medicine United States	Communicating the Experience of Illness through Patient Blogs

williamgunn	William Gunn Mendeley Research Networks United States	Connecting Heathcare Researchers to Information

dhgustaf	David H. Gustafson University of Wisconsin - Madison United States	Smartphone Application to Prevent Alcohol Relapse: a Clinical Trial

stephhabif	Stephanie Habif Habif Health and Performance LLC United States	Behavior Change and Mobile Health Technology Panel: a Trifecta Strategy for Successful Design

lostonroute66	David Hale National Library of Medicine United States	From Data to Wisdom: Baking Knowledge and Expertise into Government Health Data

maggie08	Margaret M Hansen University of San Francisco United States	Using Social Media Applications in Academic Research Improving Medical Internsâ€™ Levels of Clinical Skills Competence and Self-Confidence Levels via Video IPods: a Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial

clh239	Carl L Hanson Master of Public Health- Brigham Young University United States	Protecting Health in a Social Media World: Healthcare and Human Service Responses to Online Threats Health-Promoting Apps: a Content Analysis

kyle_harrison	Kyle Harrison Stanford University United States	Can a Head-mounted Display Interface Alleviate Ergonomic Challenges in Ultrasound-guided Regional Anesthesia?

gunnar	Gunnar Hartvigsen University of Tromso, Norway & Norwegian Centre for Integrated Care and Telemedicine Norway	Review of IPhone Applications for Diabetes Self-Management

brittha	Britt Hedman AhlstrÃ¶m Institute of Health and Care Sciences at Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg,The VÃ¥rdal Institute, The Swedish National Healthcare and Sciences, Sweden Sweden	Focus on Every-day Life: Internet-based Support and Coaching for Young Adults with Neuropsychiatric Disorders - a Chat-log Analysis

luria	Ross Hetherington The Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto Canada	Online Patient Education for Teenagers: Disease Self-Management and Medical Decision Support

shughes5	Shannon Hughes Utah State University United States	Challenges to Scientific Validity in Researching the Anonymous Online User

andrewisham	Andrew Isham University of Wisconsin - Madison United States	Smartphone Application to Prevent Alcohol Relapse: a Clinical Trial

janszoon	Erik Jansen m Netherlands	What Lies Around the Bend? Exploring Next Steps in Social Media and Primary Care

tmiltonjones	Thomas Milton Jones Tolven United States	Taking Personal Health Records to a New Level; Establishing a Platform for Allowing for Consumer Control of Interoperable Health Care Information

billums	William Jordan Albert Einstein College of Medicine United States	Locarto: Promoting Mobile Vending of Fresh Produce through Location-Based Text Messaging (demo)

bkadry	Bassam Kadry Stanford University School of Medicine United States	Analysis of 4999 Online Physician-Reviews Indicates That Most Patients Give Physicians a Favorable Rating

kandel	Leonid Kandel Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Israel	Orthopedic Surgeons Are Willing to Provide an "internet Prescription" for Their Patients Pain in the Bone â€“ Internet Health Information among Orthopaedic Patients

skarp	Simone Karp CECity, Chief Business Officer United States	Demo of a Platform That Supports Continuous Performance Improvement by Integrating Performance Assessment, Metric-Focused Interventions, Incentives, and Community to Improve Heath Care Quality

arunk123	Arun Keeppanasseril Mcmaster University Canada	Medicine and Web 3.0 - a Wish List .

aik5107	Austin Kelly Penn State University -UP United States	Medstr.com

echo4ngel	James G. Boram Kim Interdisciplinary Program of Medical Informatics, Seoul National University Korea, Republic Of	Approaching to Patients and Working in Partnership by Fostering Agreed-upon Tags in Social Media

generaldoctor	Seungbeom Kim Generaldoctor Korea, Republic Of	Approaching to Patients and Working in Partnership by Fostering Agreed-upon Tags in Social Media

JosephKim	Joseph Kim Medical Communications Media Inc. United States	The Impact of Social Media in Physician Continuing Medical Education

scott_klemmer	Scott Klemmer Stanford University United States	Tablet-based Cognitive Aids Reduce Errors and Increase Coordination in Crisis Care Teams Large Screen and Tablet-based Interactive Cognitive Aids for Crisis Care

kofranek	Jiri Kofranek Charles University Prague, Laboratory of Biocybernetics, 1st Medical Faculty Czech Republic	HumMod-Golem Edition â€“ Large Scale Model of Physiological Systems for Web Based Medical Simulator

mkostic	Mila Kostic University of Pennsylvania United States	Integrating Open Source Web 2.0 and Smartphone Technologies to Automate Academic Continuing Medical Education

barbrokrevers	Barbro Krevers LinkÃ¶ping University, Dept. of Medicine and Health, Sweden Sweden	Design of Web-based Support Systems in Less Structured Contexts - the Case of Young Carers In Pursuit of Quality and Usefulness regarding Web-based Support for Young Carers of Persons with Mental Illness Young Adult Carers in the Risk Zone. Design of a Health-Promoting, Randomized Two-armed Controlled Trial for Young Adults Who Support People with Mental Illness

wilmakuijpers	Wilma Kuijpers NKI-AVL Netherlands	Evaluation of a Personalized Information Website (â€œVoorlichting Op Maatâ€): User Experiences and Future Needs

raphaellelaubie	Raphaelle Laubie Dauphine University France	Understanding the Determinants of Online Collective Action. The Case Study of Patients Communities.

spoedman	Christophe Robert Laurent Hashington, ZorgusLive, SFZ.be Belgium	Mobile Web Enabled Check-in of Patients at the Emergency Room: a Win.Win.Win Method Featuring Active Patient Participation and Collaboration. Mobile Web ER-referral for General Practioners: Improving Communication and Collaboration in Emergency Medicine.

rlirio	Rita Morais Lirio Harvard Medical School - Portugal Program, FCCN, Lisboa, Portugal Portugal	Harvard Medical School - Portugal Program - Quality Healt Information for Portuguese Speaking Countries

marialuaces	Maria Luaces MÃ©ndez Fuenlabrada University Hospital Spain	Converting Opponents into Advocates: Implementing Facebook for Professional Purposes in a Public University Hospital in Spain.

jeremylundberg	Jeremy Lundberg DLC Solutions and EthosCE.com United States	Integrating Open Source Web 2.0 and Smartphone Technologies to Automate Academic Continuing Medical Education

flupianez	Francisco LupiÃ¡Ã±ez-villanueva Information Society Unit - European Commission, DG JRC Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS) Spain	Health-related Information as Personal Data in Europe: Results from a Representative Survey in Eu27

katherinam	Katherina Martin Abello Trimbos Instituut - The Netherlads Netherlands	A Visual Screening Instrument: Assessment for Common Mental Disorders and Suicidal Ideation. Easy, Fast, and Accessible for Everyone.

MarekMatejak	Marek Matejak Charles University, Prague, First Faculty of Medicine, Laboratory of Biocybernetics Czech Republic	HumMod-Golem Edition â€“ Large Scale Model of Physiological Systems for Web Based Medical Simulator

kmcarthur	Kara Mcarthur Abramson Center for the Future of Health United States	InSpire to Play (Promote Lung Assessment in Youth): Evolving the Self-Management Paradigms of Young People with Asthma

BrianMcGowan	Brian Mcgowan Pfizer, Inc. United States	The â€˜Meaningful Useâ€™ of Social Media by Physicians for Learning

annamerla	Anna Merla Section of Hygiene, Epidemiology and Public Health, Department of Experimental and Applied Medicine â€“ University of Brescia (Italy) Italy	Drug-selling Websites: a New Scenario in Public Health? A Systematic Review

NCurse	Bertalan Mesko Budapest, Hungary Hungary	Quality of Medical Information in Social Media: Webicina.com Digital Literacy in Medical Education: An Elective Course

rsm2800	Robert Stephen Miller Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins United States	The â€˜Meaningful Useâ€™ of Social Media by Physicians for Learning

talyamironshatz	Talya Miron-shatz Wharton United States	Digital Health - from a Concept to a Company

BarbaraMittleman	Barbara B Mittleman National Institutes of Health United States	Issues in Mobile Health Panel

moick_m	Martina Moick Alpen-Adria-Universitaet Klagenfurt Austria	Physiciansâ€™ reasons for professional Internet Use and the Impact on Attitudes towards Internet-informed Patients and Prescribing Behavior

rpm39	Richard P Moser National Cancer Institute United States	Wiki Approaches to Enhance Reach and Breadth of Stakeholder Involvement in Identification of Practical Patient-Reported Measures for Primary Care

murero	Monica Murero University Federico II Italy	Alice Gets Sick in Facebookland: Challenges in Digital Literacy for Health 2.0

peterjmurray	Peter J Murray IMIA United Kingdom	Using Social Media Applications in Academic Research

nicolnijland	Nicol Nijland University of Twente Netherlands	A Wiki for Collaborative Development in eHealth

wnilsen	Wendy Nilsen National Institutes of Health/Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research United States	Issues in Mobile Health Panel Using Mobile Technologies in Health Research at NIH

samno	Sam Nordfeldt MD PhD Sweden	To Use or Not to Use â€“ Practitionersâ€™ Views on the Web 2.0 Portal for Young Persons with Diabetes

Ossebaard	Hans C. Ossebaard RIVM - Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment; University of Twente Netherlands	A Wiki for Collaborative Development in eHealth

rownby	Ray Ownby Nova Southeastern University United States	Development of a Computer-Based Tailored Information Application to Improve HIV-Related Treatment Adherence

PatonChris	Chris Paton University of Auckland New Zealand	The Health InnoVation Exchange (hive) â€“ Bringing Together Government, Clinicians, Academia and Industry to Foster Health Innovation in New Zealand Using Social Media Applications in Academic Research

bpiniewski	Brigitte Piniewski PeaceHealth Laboratories United States	Crowd Accelerated Health Inteligence: Impact on Policy Making

lorig	Katy Plant Stanford University School of Medicine United States	Cancer Thriving and Surviving: An On-line Workshop That Improves Quality of Life.

jillplev	Jill Mara Plevinsky Boston Children's Hospital United States	Young Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD): Facebook as a Tool for Social Support

lise.poissant	Lise Poissant University of Montreal Canada	A Qualitative Study on the Development of an Interprofessional Virtual Community of Practice The Challenges of Becoming Virtual: The Experience of a Rehabilitation Community of Practice on Stroke Care

nithinrajan	Nithin Odatt Rajan Blue Box Health Inc. United States	A User-Driven Web Application to Explore Treatment Options for Lower Back Pain InSpire to Play (Promote Lung Assessment in Youth): Evolving the Self-Management Paradigms of Young People with Asthma

damonr	Damon Ramsey Healthism United States	The Official Launch of Healthism.com: A Social App for Health and Wellness Goals

amithvikramr	Amith Vikram Rangarajan HCL Technologies Ltd India	Pharmacovigilance in Social Media Era: a Framework for Social Media Adverse Event Monitoring

sivanrapaport	Sivan Rapaport Department of Industrial Engineering and Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Israel	The Effect of Social Networks on Clinical Case-Based Reasoning

kreijons	Karita Reijonsaari Aalto University Finland	Measuring the Effects of EHealth Applications on Efficiency: a Systematic Literature Review

pkressler	Pamela Katz Ressler Tufts University School of Medicine United States	Communicating the Experience of Illness through Patient Blogs

prich	Pat Rich Canadian Medical Association Canada	Social Media and Physicians: a Canadian Overview

iirisriippa	Iiris Riippa Aalto University Finland	Measuring the Effects of EHealth Applications on Efficiency: a Systematic Literature Review

rileyw	Will Riley University of Michigan United States	AffectCheck: How Real-time Feedback on Affective Tone Influences Twitter Communication

leonor_roa	Leonor Roa TorrejÃ³n Hospital Spain	Converting Opponents into Advocates: Implementing Facebook for Professional Purposes in a Public University Hospital in Spain. Web 2.0 Based Tools and Physicians: Are We Really Ready to Go?

christine_robins	Christine Robins BodyMedia, Inc. United States	Quantified Self and the Self-tracking Patient

roelofsma	Peter Roelofsma VUA University Amsterdam Netherlands	Combining Social Media and Virtual Coaching for building open cooperative care communities.

lenarosenmann	Lena Rosenmann Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center Israel	Orthopedic Surgeons Are Willing to Provide an "internet Prescription" for Their Patients Pain in the Bone â€“ Internet Health Information among Orthopaedic Patients

saghebk1	Keyvan Sagheb (1) Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, University Medical Center of the Johannes-Gutenberg University Mainz Germany	Interactive Learning Objective Catalogue of The University Medical Center Mainz (ilkum) - Improving Learning in Dental and Medical Education Evaluation of a New Interactive E-learning Tool (ilkum) of the University Medical Center Mainz

msanche2	Michael Sanchez NIH/NCI United States	Cancer Control P.L.A.N.E.T.: Moving Research into Practice

peschulz	Peter Schulz Medical Center Mainz Germany	Interactive Learning Objective Catalogue of The University Medical Center Mainz (ilkum) - Improving Learning in Dental and Medical Education Evaluation of a New Interactive E-learning Tool (ilkum) of the University Medical Center Mainz Drug-selling Websites: a New Scenario in Public Health? A Systematic Review

setoryoma	Ryoma Seto Tokyo Healthcare University Japan	Study on the Information Gap between Demand and Supply in Hospital Information Services

sharpj@ccf.org	John Sharp HIMSS United States	Research Data: We Have an App for That

meducate	Lawrence Sherman Prova Education United States	Cme 2.0 Takes a Virtual Village

fec6-dar	Ingela SkÃ¤rsÃ¤ter Gothenburg University Sweden	Design of Web-based Support Systems in Less Structured Contexts - the Case of Young Carers In Pursuit of Quality and Usefulness regarding Web-based Support for Young Carers of Persons with Mental Illness Young Adult Carers in the Risk Zone. Design of a Health-Promoting, Randomized Two-armed Controlled Trial for Young Adults Who Support People with Mental Illness

anirac	Carina Sparud Lundin Institute of Health and Care Sciences Sweden	Internet Use, Needs, and Expectations of Web-Based Information and Communication in Childbearing Women with Type 1 Diabetes

samstewart11	Samuel Alan Stewart Dalhousie University Canada	Using Social Network Analysis To Understand Web 2.0 Communications

MadeleineSvensson	Madeleine Svensson Halmstad University/Karolinska Institutet Sweden	Strategies to Encourage E-health - The Effects of Using Different Reminders to Various Extents on Overall Response Patterns in a Large Randomized Internet-based Intervention Study

dantodkill	Daniel Todkill University of Warwick United Kingdom	Participants' Experiences of an Online Intervention and Randomised Control Trial

ankeet_udani	Ankeet Udani Stanford University United States	Can a Head-mounted Display Interface Alleviate Ergonomic Challenges in Ultrasound-guided Regional Anesthesia?

sbiemans	Cornelia van Uden-kraan VU University Medical Center Netherlands	OncoCompass: an E-health Management Platform to Facilitate and Innovate Supportive Cancer Care

miesvaneenbergen	Maria C.H.J. Van Eenbergen www.ikcnet.nl/ikz Netherlands	The Profiles* Registry: Scope, Rationale and Design of an Infrastructure for the Study of Physical and Psychosocial Outcomes in Cancer Survivorship Cohorts

gemert	Lisette Van Gemert-Pijnen University of Twente Netherlands	Participatory Development of a 2.0 Platform to Implement an International Antibiotic Stewardship Program A Wiki for Collaborative Development in eHealth

bryan_vartabedian	Bryan Vartabedian 33charts United States	The â€˜Meaningful Useâ€™ of Social Media by Physicians for Learning

mava	Maritta Anneli VÃ¤limÃ¤ki University of Turku, Finland Finland	Consumer Empowerment: Health Information on the Web

tiago.villanueva	Tiago Villanueva Family Physician, Lisbon, Portugal Portugal	High Level Listserver-based Virtual Conferences for Family Medicine Residents and Young Family Physicians: the Portuguese Experience

mwasko	Molly Wasko University of Alabama at Birmingham United States	The â€˜Meaningful Useâ€™ of Social Media by Physicians for Learning

RhodaWeiss-Lambrou	Rhoda Weiss-Lambrou University of Montreal Canada	IPhone and IPad in Medicine and Health Sciences; Experiences in Teaching and Clinical Practice

mjwentzel	Jobke Wentzel University of Twente Netherlands	Participatory Development of a 2.0 Platform to Implement an International Antibiotic Stewardship Program

jhwest	Josh West Brigham Young University United States	Protecting Health in a Social Media World: Healthcare and Human Service Responses to Online Threats Health-Promoting Apps: a Content Analysis

rwhittaker	Robyn Whittaker university of auckland New Zealand	Issues in Mobile Health Panel

john383	John Moore Wiecha Boston University Medical Center United States	Health Education in a Virtual World: Experience with Patient and Professional Education in Second Life

anne_wright	Anne Wright Carnegie Mellon University United States	Quantified Self and the Self-tracking Patient

greenbox	Raymond Wu Transcension HealthCare LLC United States	SimCode Acls - Online Real-time Acls Simulation Training and Certification System

lwu	Leslie Wu Stanford University United States	Tablet-based Cognitive Aids Reduce Errors and Increase Coordination in Crisis Care Teams Large Screen and Tablet-based Interactive Cognitive Aids for Crisis Care

SueZiebland	Sue Ziebland University of Oxford United Kingdom	Healthtalkonline The Role of the Internet for People with Pancreatic Cancer: a Qualitative Study of an Illness with a Very Poor Prognosis

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