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 Who should be included in health care conferences?
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By Julia James
In Shining the Light
Posted August 18, 2017

Who should be included in health care conferences?

Patients, when represented as event stakeholders, generate richer conversation and wider dissemination of information on the social web, a new Medicine X study shows.

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 Medicine X | Symplur research winner shows value medical journal received when patients are engaged
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By Larry Chu
In Shining the Light
Posted January 16, 2017

Medicine X | Symplur research winner shows value medical journal received when patients are engaged

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 Necessity as the father of innovation – Howard Look on sharing data, and a stage, with President Obama
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By Ravali Reddy
In Shining the Light, Speaker Profiles
Posted March 3, 2016

Necessity as the father of innovation – Howard Look on sharing data, and a stage, with President Obama

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 Laurie Becklund 1948–2015
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By Larry Chu
In Shining the Light
Posted February 23, 2015

Laurie Becklund 1948–2015

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 Bassam Kadry on the importance of amplifying the patient voice at Medicine X
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By Lia Steakley
In Shining the Light
Posted June 18, 2013

Bassam Kadry on the importance of amplifying the patient voice at Medicine X

When his mother fell gravely ill and had to be hospitalized several years ago, Bassam Kadry, MD, an anesthesiologist at Stanford, gained an entirely new perspective on the health-care system. [...]

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 The Medicine X Speaker Experience
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By Lia Steakley
In Shining the Light
Posted March 18, 2013

The Medicine X Speaker Experience

Last year, Stanford Medicine X drew a diverse selection of speakers from around the world to present on a range of topics exploring how emerging technologies are advancing the practice of [...]

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 How to grow a healthy social network
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By Julia James
In Shining the Light, Speaker Profiles
Posted April 10, 2012

How to grow a healthy social network

While Brian Loew was involved in technology strategy at the Washington Post, the paper launched an online political forum. It was an early attempt to harness the dynamic and democratic potential [...]

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 The Collaborative Chronic Care Network: Rewriting the patient-doctor script
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By Julia James
In Shining the Light
Posted January 11, 2012

The Collaborative Chronic Care Network: Rewriting the patient-doctor script

The Collaborative Chronic Care Network is a 5-year project funded by a high-risk, high-reward grant from the National Institutes of Health. It is a model of collaboration, centered around an [...]

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