Journal of Participatory Medicine Launches at Connected Health
Press release for the October 22nd launch of the Journal of Participatory Medicine:
Improving health care:
Journal of Participatory Medicine
will document methods that work
for patient/provider collaboration
Launch at Connected Health Symposium
features essays by visionaries in
health care, Internet, high tech, business, and sociology
Patient engagement and patient empowerment are popular topics, with hundreds of thousands of Google hits, but there’s precious little information on how to do them well. A new academic journal being launched this week, the Journal of Participatory Medicine, aims to change that.
Created by experienced pioneers of the “e-patient” movement, the Journal will be introduced this week at the Connected Health Symposium in Boston, hosted by the Partners HealthCare Center for Connected Health. The Journal is an official publication of the Society for Participatory Medicine, founded in 2009 by the patients and physicians who have worked together for several years at e-patients.net.
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