The Past and Future of Health 2.0 is the first publication in the Health 2.0 Advisors’ Springboard Series
Written by Matthew Holt with contributions from Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, Brian Klepper, Michael Millenson, Indu Subaiya, and Marco Smit, this publication is the primer on Health 2.0. It provides an overview of the history of Health 2.0, a detailed explanation of the state of the art of Search, Communities and Tools, and lays out a theoretical framework for what is ahead. We also lay out in detail implications for organizations that will be impacted by Health 2.0 voluntarily or involuntarily. The contents include:
- The Contextual History
- The Recent Past
- The Present (Search, Communities & Tools)
- Emerging Trends, including “unPlatforms”
- The Four Phases of Health 2.0
- Implications for health care organizations
So if you want to know how patients in communities are using tools to track their health, which players are important in creating a “data utility layer”, how health search is dividing into four different segments, how application development and services will break into different businesses in the future—as well as much, much more—you need to get this report.
The full 42 page report can be purchased either as an individual license for an introductory price of just $295 or, for just $100 more, it can be shared with anyone in your organization — no matter how large it is. To receive the full report, please complete the form below. We will email you a personal copy within 24 hours (and usually much sooner!).
If you’re not quite ready for the commitment of purchasing the full report, you can download the Executive Summary for free by providing the following info:
Report: The Past and Future of Health 2.0
The Past and Future of Health 2.0 is the first publication in the Health 2.0 Advisors’ Springboard Series
Written by Matthew Holt with contributions from Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, Brian Klepper, Michael Millenson, Indu Subaiya, and Marco Smit, this publication is the primer on Health 2.0. It provides an overview of the history of Health 2.0, a detailed explanation of the state of the art of Search, Communities and Tools, and lays out a theoretical framework for what is ahead. We also lay out in detail implications for organizations that will be impacted by Health 2.0 voluntarily or involuntarily. The contents include:
So if you want to know how patients in communities are using tools to track their health, which players are important in creating a “data utility layer”, how health search is dividing into four different segments, how application development and services will break into different businesses in the future—as well as much, much more—you need to get this report.
The full 42 page report can be purchased either as an individual license for an introductory price of just $295 or, for just $100 more, it can be shared with anyone in your organization — no matter how large it is. To receive the full report, please complete the form below. We will email you a personal copy within 24 hours (and usually much sooner!).
If you’re not quite ready for the commitment of purchasing the full report, you can download the Executive Summary for free by providing the following info: