Chronic Care Improvement: How Medicare Transformation Can Save Lives, Save Money, and Stimulate an Emerging Technology Industry is an ITAA Whitepaper describing how health information technology can enable a Medicare transformation that would save lives and save money. The analysis is based on the chronic care model, telehealth technology, and results of Health Hero Network within the Veterans Administration Health System.
About Brown2020
Name Steve Brown
Location Silicon Valley
Twitter @brown2020
Bio CEO of Snaptic, the leading developer of note-taking and geo-tagging apps for Android. Founder & former CEO of Health Hero Network (now Bosch Healthcare).
Recent Posts
- Snaptic Developer Conference — May 27, 2010
- Snaptic at SF New Tech
- Can Your Android App Burn Calories?
- Augmenting Your Brain With Android — Steve Brown’s Presentation at SXSW
- Changing the Context for Exercise — My Treadmill Laptop Computer Stand
- Connected Health: It’s Going To Happen
- Lessons Learned in a First Social Media Experiment Designed to Measure and Reward Passion For Social Causes
- Quantified Self and Augmenting Your Brain
- Crowdsourcing Philanthropy – A Social Media Experiment For Social Good
- Augmenting Your Brain with Smartphones and Semantic Technologies: SXSW Panel Proposal
- 3banana for Android: Private Notes & Lifestreaming Online and On The Go
- Healthcare Needs a New Information Model: Semantic Web and the Challenges in Healthcare Information Technology
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