Involving Patients: Her (Diana Forsythe’s) paper should be inscribed on cubicle walls…
…of all those who aspire to develop online systems for patients. – Chapter 2 – e-Patients It’s not a norm (yet) in medicine to involve patients in the…
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Thanks for Using my Photo, in this review of Journal of Adolescent Health’s Chosen Name Use in Transgender Youth Linked to Reduced Depression and Suicide
Thanks for using my photograph, @Mad_in_America in this review of an article published in @JAdolesHealth. I pulled the article and reviewed it: For transgender youth who choose a…
Mantra: The Patient Is Not Like Me
Class Mantra, HCI Methods, 8/25/03, see Whitney Hess » Pleasure & Pain » The User Is Not Like Me This weekend, I had the pleasure of meeting Candace Thille,…
Making Cycling in D.C. Less Black and White, Community Building, New Bottles and Old Wine
Advocates Try to Make Cycling in D.C. Less Black and White: DCist. A photo montage of our journey. Click to enlarge I was really delighted to see this…
Design thinking and service innovation , happens in the #epicenter , fit for health information technology – our trip to Peer Insight
As I admit to myself constantly, I am not that smart and my ideas are not that unique. With that recognition comes a drive to find people who…
Now Reading: Design Thinking, Tim Brown, Harvard Business Review
Design Thinking, Tim Brown, Harvard Business Review, June, 2008 Rachel Block, the Executive Director of the New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC – pronounced “nice” – get it?) alerted…