The e-Patient Boot Camp is the first-ever compilation of my keynotes and panel presentations from the past two years, speaking to dozens of audiences in many sectors: hospitals, care plans, small group practices, governments, government contractors, Federal policy meetings, health IT – everything from the Quantified Self to the Israel Internet Society, from healthcare improvement to the Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life. Get thousands of dollars of conference content in a single day, plus hands-on:
- Session 1: History of Patient Engagement, and a Case Study
- Medical and cultural precursors; pioneers of e-patient behavior
- Case study: my near-fatal cancer, and how the internet supplemented the excellent medical and surgical care I received
- Pay it forward: my first blog
- Session 2: "e-Patients: Empowered, Engaged, Equipped, Enabled"
- Discovering the e-patient movement and "the e-Patient White Paper"
- How can it be that patients – without medical degrees – can genuinely bring value to the table??
- Health on the internet: harnessing the value, preventing the risks
- Doctors online – shifting the balance of online quality
- Session 3: "Give Us Our Data" – reshaping care through health IT
- The validity and usefulness of patient access to medical records
- Patient engagement becomes Federal policy: the US government's Meaningful Use rules
- Data quality in our medical records: my experience
- "Google Earth for my body"
- Innovation in the era of Open Data; the Startup Health initiative
- Session 4: The future of "e": other e-patients and reshaping the care dynamic
- We are many: other e-patients and their stories
- e-Patients and clinical trials
- Shared Decision Making: Engaged patients at the decision table
- A glimpse of the future: What Watson may mean for e-patients and their clinicians
- Plus: hands-on exercises
- Researching disease information – filtering the gold from the garbage
- Patient communities
- Group discussions
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