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Social Learning Camp has a fascinating Pin Board from PinDax. (http://www.pindax.com/showSubscribe.asp?bid=3866)
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Open Mobile Health Exchange: A Microsyntax.org Project - /Message
November 03, 2009
Open Mobile Health Exchange: A Microsyntax.org Project
I am happy to announce that Alan Viars will be heading up a new project for Microsyntax.org, called Open Mobile Health Exchange:
via www.microsyntax.orgOMHE (Open Mobile Health Exchange), pronounced “ooommm” is an open-source microsyntax for medical devices, and other “short text capable” systems. OMHE is used for sending blood pressure, blood glucose, weight, step-per-day, pain levels, and other common information often sent between people and their health care provider. It’s designed to be easily typed on a mobile phone, while at the same time, easy for machines (i.e. computer, applications) to understand. Although OMHE is simple enough for manual human entry, its not always necessarily typed directly by humans. For example, many applications may present the user (human) with a graphical user interface (GUI), but still use OMHE as the underlying data format. OMHE can also be used for “machine-to-machine” communication. For example, OMHE is an output message format suited for medical devices such as pedometers, blood glucose meters, and blood pressure meters, weight scales, and other hardware.
I think OMHE is a good indicator of how machines in the future will be communicating with us, and each other, via microsyntax.
For more information, please refer to the OHME project.
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For those of you at HealthCampMd in June you will remember that Alan Viars announced OMHE as one of our Lightning Talks. It is great to see this project being picked up under Stowe's Microsyntax initiative.
Monday, November 02, 2009
HealthCamp on Blog Talk Radio On November 3rd at 12pm EDT
HealthCamp
HealthCamp is an "un-conference" event with interest in the transformational potential afforded by emerging Social Networks, Open Standards and the latest web and mobile technologies to facilitate needed change in the healthcare financing and delivery space. The HealthCamp series is a growing, grassroots phenomenon, emerging from the ad hoc gathering known as "Barcamp". Events are being held, or planned, across the country as well as internationally, as part of the "Health 2.0" movement towards participatory (i.e, consumer driven) healthcare - where patients, members or consumers, take an active and informed role in their care in conjunction with their physician, hospital, ancillary or allied health practitioner, etc.
Upcoming Episodes
HealthCamp - What's It All About?
HealthCamp
Date / Time: 11/3/2009 12:00 PM
Category: Health
Call-in Number: (718) 506-1723
Join Mark Scrimshire, aka @ekivemark, and Gregg Masters, aka @2healthguru, for a conversation on the emerging 'HealthCamp phenom', and plans underway for un-conferences scheduled in the US and beyond. HealthCamp is about putting social media, open source and the best of the Internet, Mobile web and process innovation to work for better health care and health technology. HealthCamp is a user-organized "un--conference" movement that brings consumers, health providers, health industry experts and technology professionals together for a one day event to exchange ideas informally, locally, openly. Participants themselves provide the content, with break-out sessions they develop themselves and plug into a schedule grid on the day of the event. Anyone can present and host a session in nearly any format. For more information: http://www.socialtext.net/healthcamp/index.cgi?healthca_mp
Tomorrow I am chatting with Gregg Masters on HealthCamp Radio on the BlogTalk Radio network. We will be talking about the HealthCamp Phenomenon in the run up to HealthCampNYC this Saturday (11/07), SecretDCHealthCamp on December 1st and HealthCampSanDiego which is being planned for January/February 2010.
Take 30 minutes and listen in!
If you can't make it you can go to http://healthcampnyc.eventbrite.com to sign up for this weekend's HealthCamp in New York City.
Green slopes @skiliberty - but not for long
The green will soon disappear as soon as temperatures drop and the snow guns startup!
Mark Scrimshire
B: http://ekive.blogspot.com
....Sent from my iPhone
Green slopes @skiliberty
The green will soon disappear as soon as temperatures drop and the snow guns startup!
Mark Scrimshire
B: http://ekive.blogspot.com
....Sent from my iPhone
Back @skiliberty for returning ski instructors day
Lots of improvements to make a better experience for new skiiers. It is all green at the moment but the snow guns start as soon as the temperatures drop.
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