Web
2.0 is revolutionizing the Internet, and how geographically
dispersed people are communicating, collaborating and publishing to a
wide audience. Also known as social media, Web 2.0 tools such as
blogs, podcasts, wikis and social bookmarking (e.g. Facebook) have
migrated to world of eHealth and are being used inside and outside
organizations.
Read my full column eHealth 2.0 (eHealthNews.com)
eHealth 2.0 is focused on “promoting conversation” and user-generated content via websites and intranets to promote community networks and collaboration:
Promoting networks of relationships
Transforming users into publishers
Discussing, sharing & collaborating
From one to many -> many to many
Read my full column eHealth 2.0 (eHealthNews.com)