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turning in early for special time w/ latest Inc. Magazine, life lessons, dream jobs, etc. zzz http://tinyurl.com/6gnnta
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health tweets, APB out on Brent Pottenger, aka Healthcare Epistemocrat (blogger) is he on Twitter?
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http://tinyurl.com/6yo228 @carlosrizo drooling :)
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@ENURGI we *could* have a planning meeting or two by the pool; I hear steel drum bands are great for brainstorming
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@walkinggal thanks!
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also, Paper Planes song main theme fits the financial, auto industries...may it never touch healthcare. Oh. Wait.
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for @senorbuck a new classic http://tinyurl.com/24y5hg
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@Geek2Nurse you sure are in the right place/channel then, huh? :)
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@carlosrizo, loving # of health goals met based on contracts...one area where 'scope creep' has totally different meaning :)
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and I happen to know a few overqualified, underutilized Chief Expert Patients hanging about on Twitter, etc. :)
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@cerro @carlosrizo re: Chief Patient Advocate - I'm not saying anything new, just giving companies an action item, something to DO about it
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who is crazy enough to take a vacation in the middle of the holiday season? Ummm... looking at cruises....
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Health 2.0 companies need a Chief Patient Advocate (and other tree-trunk, platform flotsam) http://tinyurl.com/5mwxtj
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@ePatientDave awesome list, thanks for the InfoWorld links...need to write up some of the notes from Red Lobster. Was really interesting.
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@carlosrizo great questions, how do we measure partnership and participation in health? I can think of some interesting applications...
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@unitystoakes - TwitterWisdom = all kinds of awesome :) http://tinyurl.com/63nf2q
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@symtym um, yep, exactly! :) (again wishing for 'imbue sarcasm' hashtag on Twitter...)
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commonly mistaken for marketing in the wild...
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then again, sometimes interpretation, intent align with commonality. Love that. It's called communicating.
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@symtym cute phrases have a way of doing that, based on interpretation, which is, of course perhaps different than intended meaning
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