edrugsearch.com has been interviewing a series of Health 2.0 observers in an email Q & A format. This time it’s Indu & Matthew’s turn. In their view we spent a lot of time discussing the companies to watch in 2008. … Continue reading
Scott Shreeve has spent much of his career promoting open source as a way to harvest collective intelligence. But (irritated by a description from a knocker) he’s done a great job at defining one shining example of building a network … Continue reading
Having been told that there was no money for Health 2.0 companies unless there was a really clear business model, I was a little surprised to find that there are true believers in the investor community. On Friday HealthCentral Network … Continue reading
One of the most interesting new Health 2.0 companies is Carol-a Minnesota start-up that is aiming at the heart of the health care system. It’s trying to create “care packages” that will in the end (if it works) change how … Continue reading
Last year I interviewed Shawn Jenkins, the CEO of BenefitFocus. This is a really interesting company, and most of you know it — if at all — from the partnership Health 2.0 has had with ICYou (headed by the wonderful … Continue reading
A special reminder for Health 2.0 Blog readers. If you’re considering signing up for Health 2.0 Connecting Consumers and Providers March 3 - 4 in San Diego, there is still time to sign up for a pass, although we are … Continue reading
Craig Stoltz is a web consultant working in the health 2.0 space. He has previously served as health editor for the Washington Post and editorial director of Revolution Health. He blogs at Web 2.0 … Oh really? New comScore data … Continue reading
So if you’re in Boston and want to find out more about Health 2.0 tonight, come to the Cambridge Marriottwhere the first Health 2.0 “local chapter” is having a networking mixer with speakers and panel. And yes I’m the speaker … Continue reading
Usually those academics are way late-often just starting the study of any trend in commercial health care after its over. But maybe not this time? The JIMR (Journal of Medical Internet Research) is gong to put out an edition about … Continue reading
Many people in healthcare got their first look at Scott Shreeve through his work with Medsphere, the open source software company based on VistA, the information system developed by a team of programmers and doctors at the VA in the … Continue reading
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