‘Photos’

These are posts with photographs in them. Some posts have more than one, only the first one is displayed.

March, 2010

Photo Friday: We are all Patients in the End (Wonderful what can be done with a paintbrush)

Love wins: Gay marriage in Washington DC / The Christian Science Monitor – CSMonitor.com

Photo Friday: Picturing Health 2.0 – Dave and Kate

February, 2010

Photo Friday: Picturing Total Health

“We didn’t know we could do it until we did it,” – Jack Cochran, MD, at National Governor’s Association

Photo Friday: Notice the Creativity and Innovation Around You (snow couch)

Photo Friday: Snow Edition, Malcolm X Park, Washington, DC

Video Saturday: 2010 Snowball Fight – in the #epicenter of fun

January, 2010

Photo Friday: End your day with a Tweetup

Photo Friday: You never know who will walk through the door

December, 2009

Photo Friday: Return Expectations to the Upright Position

November, 2009

Photo Friday: Kaiser Permanente Colorado Springs

Gemba Walk: Kaiser Permanente Colorado

Photo Friday: National Capitol Columns

Voice of the Audience: WHIT 5.0 “Beyond the PHR”

Washington in the ’60s | WETA

Web Badge Friday: Time for Public Comments on Healthy People 2020

October, 2009

Innovation Learning Network In Person Meeting – Boston

Photo Friday: White House West Wing

Photo Friday: Watching Equality in the #epicenter

Participatory Medicine: “There might be something to this”

Photo Friday: We Love Logan Circle

Photo Friday: Chuck Schumer “You truly are my brothers and sisters”

September, 2009

Photo Friday: Pentagon Memorial

Photo Friday: Breakfast sharing in the #epicenter

My photograph is Picture of the Week – BMJ international Print Edition

Photo Friday: Bowling (at the White House)

Photo Friday: Watch the Audience (New Dog and Human Parks in Washington, DC)

August, 2009

Photo Friday: Cake, Tech, Yogurt in the #epicenter

“Can You See Me Sweat?”: A Conversation with Danny Sands, MD via TelePresence

73 Cents : A New Monument to Patients, in Washington, DC

Photo Friday: Always return to the patient experience to undertand what is needed

Photo Friday: In the Digital Operating Room / Seattle Panoramic

A trip to the Reinvention of Primary Care at Group Health Cooperative (Pictures and Quicktime VR)

Photo Friday: Sunday coffee to talk about primary care

July, 2009

“Do you Ride?” – Learning about leadership from Harley Davidson in Oakland, California

“You shouldn’t have to know how many bars of signal there are, you turn on the phone and there’s a dial tone.”

June, 2009

Photo Friday: DC Clinovations at Work, in the #Epicenter

Photo Friday: Check the Accuracy of Your Message – Have it Drawn For You

Exploring mHealth

Coco Kraft and the Village Elders: Medical Facts Mural #1

May, 2009

Is it meaningful if patients can’t use it?

Photo Friday: Jane and Bob at NCVHS Testimony

Photo Friday: Not a Workstation, a Walkstation

Gathering with the Innovation Learning Network in Grand Rapids

April, 2009

Photo Friday: ePatientDave from the Balcony

Photo Friday: Dupont Circle Pillow Fight

March, 2009

Primary Care Improvement is Not Static – Summit on Redesigning the Office Practice, Vancouver, BC

Photo Friday: Consumer Reports Health Best Drugs for Less, Union Station, Washington, DC

Photo Friday: New York Avenue

February, 2009

Photo Friday: Presidential Cupcakes

Photo Friday: California Healthcare Foundation including the Patient Perspective

January, 2009

Photo Friday: Sunset at the Obama White House

Photo Friday: The Einstein Memorial

Photo Friday: Servant Leadership, DC Style

Photo Friday: Progress on P and 14th Streets, Washington, DC

December, 2008

Photo Friday: Women of Our Time

A Few Reflections from the National Health Information Network Forum

Photo Friday: Scott and Holly embrace paper, sometimes

Photo Friday: Common sequence of pills for a diabetic

Demonstrating “today” at The Sidney R. Garfield Health Care Innovation Center

November, 2008

Photo Friday: Andrew Jackson and an Incredible month for Washington, DC

Photo Friday: “Ever Eaten at a Lunch Counter in a Store?”

Your pedometer’s new best friend: Apple iPhone

Photo Friday: The magic of listening: “We know, but we try our hardest to make it work”

Photo Friday: Patient Involvement Makes People Smile

Meeting ePatientDave for the very first time

October, 2008

Photo Friday: National Building Museum, A Place for Beginnings and Endings

Photo Friday: Matthew, Indu, and Health 2.0 Wrapup

Health 2.0 – 4 letters and some Photos Too

Photo Friday: The Expanding Room of Supporters for Primary Care

Photo Friday: Diverse communities …

Photo Friday: Startup Culture in DC (Tech Cocktail DC)

September, 2008

Photo Friday: One Year DCversary! (I heart DC)

Photo Friday: Healthcare Business Should Be Like Frozen Yogurt

Project HealthDesign Expo Washington, DC – It’s not the record, it’s what you do with it

Photo Friday: Whoever Comes are the Right People – HealthCampDC

Sidney Garfield, MD: Rationally Organized Medicine

Photo Friday: Lichtenstein at SAAM

August, 2008

First Look: Hello Cupcake

Photo Friday: Washington, DC is the first North American city to launch bike sharing

Photo Friday: Friend Request Accepted

3 Days of Nice in San Francisco, Courtesy of Twitter

Patient Online Access in the Safety Net

Photo Friday: Get Ready, Seattle

Driving on WA-520; Twitter, Location Awareness, and Healthcare

Photo Friday: The Apartment on the National Mall, HBO Dance, and HIPAA

Photo: New York gets HelloHealth, DC gets….

Photo Friday: Extroverted East Coast

July, 2008

Photo Friday: Public Expression of Grief

Photo Friday: Jazz at the Reynolds Center

“Anything FP’s Can Do to Keep Teachers In the Building is Best for Our Kids”

Internet Holiday Complete; Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative Stakeholders Meeting

Reduced Publishing Schedule

Breakfast Table Information Therapy

June, 2008

Photo Friday: With Susan Edgman-Levitan, PA

Photo: “She met every ambition she set out to conquer”

Photo: Creating Community at VirginAmerica

Photo: Starstruck in SF

Photo Friday: Finding Your Home

Innovating for clients/recipients/patients at the Medicaid Medical Directors’ Learning Network

Thoughts on Patient and Family Centered Care

ADAM: Where does it hurt?

May, 2008

Photo Friday: 14th Street

Photo Friday: Legion of Honor, San Francisco

“Why Don’t We Make This a Record for the Patient” – Learning about CCR at TEPR

Photo Friday: National Library of Medicine’s Visible Human

Internal Medicine 2008: Focus on the Practice

Photo Friday: Oakland Bay Bridge

A Conversation with James Kahn, MD: HERO for the Positive Health Program at UCSF

April, 2008

Photo Friday: Discrete Call, A Metaphor for Information Technology and Health IT

March, 2008

A mini-tour of MiVia

“Because Everyone Wants to Belong” – MiVia, a community’s personal health record system

A Medical Home enabled by technology in Sonoma, California

Sharp HealthCare – Getting Ready for the Future in San Diego

“What about one to many or many to many?” at Health 2.0

February, 2008

“Our patients, not my patients” – UNITE HERE Health Center, New York City

PCHIT Personas: Vulnerable Population

A Different Kind of Patient Access to HIT at Queens Health Network

New York’s Primary Care Information Project – Moving Ahead