Health 2.0: User Generated Healthcare Conference.
Looking forward to attending, seeing old and meeting new colleagues interested in the world of health 2.0. I will be involved in the Health 2.0 Accelerator meet and greet on Tuesday (Oct. 21) and will be at the conference and in San Francisco through Friday (Oct 24). If you are attending or just in the area and want to meet up in person shoot me a tweet, wall post, email or call.
The buzz and discussion has started among those attending via the online social networking tools - twitter feed, Facebook page, blogs, etc. Matthew and Indu have also created a separate social network for the attendees - great idea. I plan to live blog and twitter from the conference next week -- so check in next week.
While out on the West Coast I will be following another great event here in West Virginia - CreateWV Conference. I'm sorry I will miss the conference because they have a great line up, will be bringing together the talents and creativeness of West Virginians throughout the state and addressing important issues for the future success of West Virginia.
Thanks to the likes of the Create WV twitter feed, Facebook page, etc. I can stay in touch with those at the conference and will plan to watch some of the post-conference content that will be posted on YouTube, the CreateWV Blog and other West Virginia bloggers live blogging the event.
Watch one of the pre-conference videos on diversity that was just released via twitter by @createwv:
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