Healthcare NBIC: Health Memes Archive: Disruptive Innovations in Healthcare

MONDAY

hNBIC Editors: Published items (items 1 to 50)

November 24, 2008

Is “Patient-Centeredness” a Healthcare MacGuffin? Wachter's World

Presidential DNA: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell? The Personal Genome

Following the Tweets of Health The Highlight HEALTH Network

There is no such thing as a comprehensive health record The Healthcare IT Guy

EHRs, EMRs, PHRs

Marketplace: Johnson & Johnson launches YouTube channel The Health 2.0 Blog

Insurers Embrace Online Physician Visits, But Doctor Participation Slow To Catch On - iHealthBeat Ted Eytan, MD

Physical and mental exercise to prevent cognitive decline SharpBrains

Is IT ready for the Dreaded DNA Data Deluge? ScienceRoll

Entanglement of medical journalists & Big Pharma Schwitzer health news blog

The destruction of the NHS begins NHS Blog Doctor

A U.K. doctor's take on patients (willingly) paying extra for critical care.

A First: Organ Grown From Stem Cells Transplanted Into Human Patient Medgadget

Defensive medicine wastes money and hurts patients KevinMD.com - Medical Weblog

A Smarter (and Healthier) Planet [IBM] HealthNex

from IBM's Jack Mason

Do Healthcare Organizations Truly Want Electronic Health Records To Succeed? Health Care Renewal

Passive aggressive opposition

The Rise of the Personal Health Record Health Care Law Blog

The legal impacts of a disruptive innovation

Paging Dr. Mario Health Beat

Health eGames for therapy and for training

The Growing Field of Regenerative Medicine Future Current

Video and transcript of William Haseltine on reg med.

Patient Satisfaction with Healthcare Systems: Do Different Funding Models Lead to Different Results? eHealth News EU

A study finds consumers in the U.K., U.S., France and Spain are similar -- but check the last chart.

The New Infidelity: Love, Sex and the Changing Landscape of Infidelity Well

“They’ve got the physical health to express their sexuality into old age,” said a researcher.

Open source to the rescue of gene analysis ZDNet Healthcare

Google Explains Why Drug Companies Fear the Web WSJ.com: Health Blog

Harvard’s Personal Genome Project (PGP): Privacy Goes Public Disruptive Women in Health Care

Consumer-Generated Clinical Trials? Research Minus Science = Gossip Better Health

The Risks of Web 2.0

TUESDAY

hNBIC Editors: Published items (items 1 to 50)

November 25, 2008

Trust the doctor or a computer analysis ZDNet Healthcare

Five Health Myths Busted WSJ.com: Health Blog

Combining Literature and Medicine Well

"Narrative medicine" is changing the way young doctors train and care for patients.

Will Knols and Blogs Upend the Cozy World of Medical Publishing? Wachter's World

The Risks of Web 2.0

Nike+ Apple Workout Monitor The Quantified Self

Health 2.0 Liveblog: Consumer Information Aggregators The Health Care Blog

Medical Privacy: The Challenge of Behavioral Ad Targeting in Healthcare The Health 2.0 Blog

Twitter Dispatches from the New England Journal of Medicine's Horizons Conference The Efficient MD

“We’re More Aware of People’s Time”: Seeing the impact of an integrated personal health record at Kaiser Permanente Georgia Ted Eytan, MD

Slideshow: Health and Medical Education in Second Life ScienceRoll

Health 2.0 Through the Eyes of a Diabetic - One Year Later ReadWriteWeb

60M Health 2.0 Users BUT… Patient Centric Healthcare

Pentagon Wants Portable Red Blood Factories Medgadget

Why pro-anorexia websites are spreading to Facebook KevinMD.com - Medical Weblog

(see also hNBIC's Dark Side of the Internet post)

IBM and the Future of Medical Imaging: Podcast & Video HealthNex

At Microsoft Health, We Make House Calls HealthBlog

What is Not Taught About "Leadership in Healthcare" Health Care Renewal

"...anything to do with the care of actual patients"

Dr. Val Guest Post: Straight Jackets Issued To All Hospital Patients Over Age 65? Health Care Law Blog

Advice for the “Seemingly Healthy”: Know Your Chances (Part I) Health Beat

Health statistics and the press

Smart Textiles are Tackling Some of the Toughest Challenges eHealth News EU

New CT Scanner Can Take An Image Of The Entire Body In Under 5 Seconds Better Health

There is no such thing as a comprehensive health record The Healthcare IT Guy

EHRs, EMRs, PHRs

WEDNESDAY

hNBIC Editors: Published items (items 1 to 50)

November 26, 2008

Getting smarter and greener with electronic medical resources The Health Care Blog

Creating a Voice Mail System for Patients using Free or Inexpensive Services Online (Google's Grand Central and CommuniKate) The Efficient MD

What happens if no one is home ... at the medical home? The ACP Advocate Blog by Bob Doherty

(Defining the medical home)

9.1M Users for Google and/or Microsoft Health Platforms « Chilmark Research Ted Eytan, MD

Neuroscience Core Concepts: What is "It" in Use It or Lose It? SharpBrains

Manipulating molecules on my new iPhone [Discovering Biology in a Digital World] ScienceBlogs Channel : Technology

The Birthday of the Origin of the Species[A Blog Around The Clock] ScienceBlogs Channel: Life Science

Scientists find more evidence the aging brain is easily distracted PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news

China Closing Research Gap With The US Pharmalot

Physicians Vs PBMs? Patient Centric Healthcare

(Pharmacy Benefit Managers)

nanoBioSciences Wants to Build a General Purpose Transdermal Drug Delivery System Medgadget

Can hospitals resist the urge to buy a surgical robot? KevinMD.com - Medical Weblog

Comparing Internet Assistance for Smoking Cessation: 13-Month Follow-Up of a Six-Arm Randomized Controlled Trial Journal of Medical Internet Research

Are Healthy Employees More Productive? HealthBlog

The Truth about Spiraling Health Care Prices in the U.S.: Medical Technology, Low Productivity and Paying More for Everything (Part 1 of 2 Parts) Health Beat

Aging: The Disease, The Cure, The Implications Future Current

The Intelligent Cloud - Implications for Health and Medicine eHealth

Making Strides in Genome Research Disruptive Women in Health Care

News Keeps Getting Worse for Vitamins Well

Somebody better tell Ray Kurzweil.

Tag you’re sick ZDNet Healthcare

RFID, GPS and HIV fear

Cyberchondria: It’s Not Just in Your Head WSJ.com: Health Blog

The Risks of Health 2.0