October 2nd, 2010 by PhilBaumannRN in Better Health Network, Health Policy, Opinion
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I attended ePatient Connections 2010 this week in Philadelphia and got the chance to meet some wonderful people interested in improving patient-provider relations, healthcare communication, and the adoption and employment of emerging technologies in healthcare.
One of the questions I raised had to do with getting physicians involved in the growing discussions about these plays for importance. It’s my view that physician involvement can be a sort of limiting agent, and that rather than “taking on” physicians, they should to be approached from where they are coming from so that they can better understand why it’s important to listen.
The video of my summary of the question is HERE, and you can catch up with the conference tweets HERE.
*This blog post was originally published at Phil Baumann*
November 4th, 2009 by Dr. Val Jones in Medical Art, Video
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httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ebdGR3IZp8
For more information about this lecture, check out:
Meredith Gould’s blog post, A Tale of One Presentation
Science-Based Medicine’s, Mainstreaming Science-Based Medicine: A Novel Approach
October 27th, 2009 by Dr. Val Jones in Announcements, Humor, True Stories
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Today I presented 20 slides in 20 seconds each at the ePatient Connections conference in Philadelphia. It was in the new “Pecha Kucha” format whereby the presenter must encapsulate her thoughts very carefully as the slides advance automatically each 20 seconds.
I decided to do it as a Limerick, since timing could be more easily gaged that way. I wasn’t sure how the presentation would be received, but the crowd loved it and asked for a copy of my slide deck… so for you conference attendees who wanted it… here it is:
And here is what I was reading as the show advanced (the slides advanced every 2 verses). Enjoy! Read more »
