Posted in Cloud, eHealth on Jan 8th, 2012 No Comments »
In general I am big supporter of “small is beautiful”. People perform best in contexts that they can relate to and where they know people. A famous example is the 50 employee limit of the old BSO cells. This is especially important in healthcare… being a personal and social branch. However, there is an important exception: [...]
Posted in eHealth, Uncategorized on Dec 19th, 2011 No Comments »
Technology means different things for different people. That means that we need a lot more user involvement in the development of technologies for elderly. However, most technologies are developed by people in a different age bracket than the elderly people they are meant for. In the video below you see an advertisement where a company [...]
Posted in eHealth, Social Software on Sep 19th, 2011 No Comments »
Posted in eHealth, social networks on Jun 23rd, 2011 No Comments »
We all know that in our western societies we have an age problem. We have more and more elderly and less and less young people. In many ways this is an achievement of our societies (who does not want to become old) but it poses us for new questions. When we get old, who will [...]
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