Dr. Ted Eytan has revised the definition of Health 2.0 here.
What’s even more interesting is that the definition was wholly crowdsourced, with participation from many constituents (including yours truly) and e-Patient Dave.
It’s a good read (optimistically, clearly worded, patient-centric) and can serve as a manifesto for advancing towards ‘what’s next’ in healthcare.
Meanwhile, Anne Zieger, editor [...]

Two weeks ago, Marston Alfred and I sat down to talk about SugarStats.com, Health 2.0, and the state of HIT in the US and Europe. That interview appeared on The Health Care Blog - read it here.
In addition to waxing philosophical about living well with chronic illness, we agreed on two major points:
1. Amsterdam has [...]

Yesterday I watched Dr. Jay Parkinson introduce more details about Hello Health, the Starbucks of Primary Care, at the HIMSS Summit DC 2008 (thanks Bob Coffield for the tipoff and pre-show slide link).
Sitting in the chilly conference room munching the obligatory table mints, I had the distinct feeling that I was seeing healthcare history in [...]