Patient Perspectives Panel on Health Innovation
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What do patients really think about the objectives, strategies, and motivation behind Health 2.0 Innovations? Allison Blass suggested the creation of a panel to talk about what patients really need and want and how you and your company can help!
Agenda:
6:30 - 6:45 - Meet, Tweet & Greet (#H2NYC)
6:45 - 7:30 - Panelist presentations, 10 minutes each
7:30 - 8:45 - Moderated Panel: What do you think of Existing Health 2.0 creations? What should we create next?
8:45 on - After event at location TBD
Our Panelists:
NEW *** Ron Goldman *** NEW
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About Kognito
Kognito Interactive is an award-winning developer of online role-playing simulations & games where users build interpersonal skills to effectively manage challenging conversations in the areas of health and behavioral health. Simulations are built using Kognito’s proprietary Human Interaction Simulation Platform™, which is based on research in social cognition, neuroscience, and motivational interviewing. The platform enables Kognito to author and deliver virtual practice environments where learners engage in challenging conversations with emotionally responsive avatars that act and respond like a real human thereby replicating real-life interactions. Established in 2003, Our team of experts in psychology, learning, and game design have crafted custom and off-the-shelf simulations that has been sold to over 200 hospitals, federal agencies, state agencies, NPOs, universities, and Fortune 500 companies. More information about Kognito and demos can be viewed at www.kognito.com (http://www.kognito.com/).
About Ron Goldman
Ron Goldman is the co-founder & CEO of Kognito Interactive, an award-winning developer of role-playing training games in the areas of health and behavioral health. Ron has extensive experience as an entrepreneur in the areas of new media, games, and entertainment. Ron is a frequent speaker at conferences about the future of gaming technology for learning and social change and about innovative business models. Ron also established and manages the bi-monthly NYC Health Games events and acts as a mentor for students participating in the Baruch College & Merrill Lynch Entrepreneurship Competition in NYC.
Matthew Zachary
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Stupid cancer. Get busy living.
Matthew Zachary was a 21-year old college senior and concert pianist en route to film school when he lost use of his left hand, was diagnosed with pediatric brain cancer (medulloblastoma) and told he'd likely never perform again. Fifteen years, four albums, a wife, twin children and scores of concerts later, Matthew's struggle to get busy living has inspired countless thousands. Today, he is an award-winning recording artist and performer, as well as an accredited thought-leader in public health, an authority on youth culture and a highly credentialed public speaker. A founding member of the Google Health Advisory Council, in 2007 he launched the I'm Too Young For This! Cancer Foundation, which has since become the nation's largest support community for young adults affected by cancer. The foundation was ranked a TIME Magazine Best 50 website and FOX News Top 10 Healthcare Blog and supports a global following of hundreds of thousands of friends, fans, readers, listeners and members. Matthew has helped to bring the cause of 'cancer under 40' to the national spotlight and has rallied a new crop of activists to give a much needed voice to this forgotten population. Matthew has helped to measurably reverse 30 years of disparity and create social lasting change in how the public relates to cancer for the next generation.
Allison Blass - Panelist and Creator of this event
http://a3.twimg.com/profile_images/1320662117/allisonphoto_reasonably_small.jpg (http://a3.twimg.com/profile_images/1320662117/allisonphoto.jpg)Allison Blass is a speaker and patient blogger in New York. She blogs about the life and times of a twentysomething with type 1 diabetes, She also has begin writing for DiabeteMine.com. Please read her Blog at http://www.lemonadelife.com (http://www.lemonadelife.com/). Find her on Twitter at @AMBlass (http://www.twitter.com/amblass)
Our Moderator and Co-Creator of this event:
Lois Drapin
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Lois Drapin is the founder of New York-based Drapin & Co., an advisory and consulting firm for CEOs, their executive teams and investors in the pharmaceutical, technology, and healthcare sectors. Her approach combines strategic expertise with hands-on execution. Drapin is an innovator and technology pioneer in the transformation of how health care is delivered, accessed, experienced, and perceived by consumers and healthcare professionals. Drapin has founded innovation teams in pharmaceutical and technology companies; launched some of the first direct-to-consumer health products for the employed underinsured; and used facial expression analysis and wearable textiles and ambulatory monitoring to measure emotion during the purchase of healthcare and decision making. She has worked with WebMD, Wyeth, United Healthcare, Physicians Interactive, Skyscape, Happtique, Inc. (a GNYHA venture), Johnson & Johnson, Healthline Networks, ImpactRx, ThirdAge and also with emerging companies in social media, contextual targeting, electronic physician prescribing, data mining, eCME, women’s health and boomer media, DNA testing, and games, social gaming, and gamification solutions. She currently serves as an affiliated consultant and on advisory boards for WEGO Health, iConecto, Clinical Care Options, and I’m Too Young for This! Cancer Foundation.
Errata
Note: The moderator will take questions from your suggestions in the RSVP survey so even if you can't make it, we would love your questions. We will be live casting this event at http://www.livestream.com/health20nyc as usual as well. You can see older events at www.livestream.com/FairCareMD (http://www.livestream.com/faircaremd) as well.
For those that would like to follow along online on twitter you can also search hashtag #H2NYC.
I would also like to advise everyone that the job boards (http://www.health20nyc.com/messages/boards/forum/1413953) and Discussion area (http://www.health20nyc.com/messages/boards/) of Health 2.0 NYC are a great place to find co-founders, build your team, post your avialability, or even just find a ride to the next event in Boston or DC.
Thanks for being member of Health 2.0 NYC. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Best Regards,
Alex Fair
Orgainizer, Health 2.0 NYC
Founder & CEO www.FairCareMD.com (http://www.health20nyc.com) - the Open Healthcare Network
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