Here’s a simulated doctor patient consultation that took place today at the Royal Society of Medicine. A 65 year old woman (cunningly disguised as a
Mobile healthcare services: Opportunities for GCC hospitals
I spoke at the m-health 2010 conference in Dubai today and it was wonderful to meet so many interesting people. The Gulf Co-operation Council countries
Patient-controlled medical records: new technology, new problems
There are two reasons I love coming to work every day. First is the opportunity to help patients around the world take control of their
Intercepted correspondence from a PKB patient inviting a clinician
This blog post was originally published on the British Medical Journal’s web site. What follows is intercepted pseudonymous correspondence between a patient and a GP as
Shared decision-making: nothing about me without me
It was with great pleasure that I read the UK government’s “Equity and excellence: liberating the NHS” white paper. It enshrines the principle of patient-controlled
Channel 4 invests in Patients Know Best
It is my pleasure to announce that Channel 4’s investment arm, 4iP, has invested in Patients Know Best. Dan Heaf blogs beautifully, and the full