The first European Health 2.0 Unconference is happening this Saturday in Amsterdam, and we have a location folks! We’ll be brainstorming, cloudtagging, liveblogging and all that jazz. What is our (Dutch) definition of Health 2.0? Come, define, share at the first Health 2.0 Unconference in Europe. The Health 2.0 Unconference NL has 4 amazing sponsors and a great crowd of healthcare, media, social networking, web, communications/marketing, and creative types. Thanks to The Decision Group, KNMP (Royal Dutch Pharmaceutical Foundation), Twynstra Gudde, and Bubble Foundry for getting this off the ground in just 3 weeks.
For more info, contact one of your intrepid organizers:
Maarten Den Braber – The Decision Group
[mdb@twister.cx | twitter.com/mdbraber]
Jen McCabe Gorman – Health Management Rx
[jennifermccabegorman@yahoo.com | twitter.com/jenmccabegorman]
Martijn Hulst – Twynstra Gudde
[martijnhulst@gmail.com | twitter.com/martijnhulst]
*(with help from Jacqueline Fackeldey and Niels Schuddeboom)
Tot ziens – The Holland Health 2.0 Unconference Team
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Thanks for the posting. It’s gonna be great today in our small country. You can follow us on twitter and see our posting on the mentioned sites.
Anyone interested in joining us for the next Dutch event (media, sponsors, startups, speakers, presenters, volunteers, and all around crowd pleasers)email, twitter, send a carrier pigeon, or indicate your interest on the Barcamp wiki
https://barcamp.pbwiki.com/Health20UnconferenceAmsterdam.
Otherwise, we’ll see you in San Francisco in September.
Thanks for announcing our Health 2.0 unconference. We are all looking forward to it and will keep you posted.
Thanks for posting! For those interested: you can find more info on Health 2.0 NL through our website: http://www.health20.nl. You can also follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/health20.nl
See you this Saturday in Amsterdam!
Dear all,
For further details have a look at:
http://health20nederland.ning.com/
https://barcamp.pbwiki.com/Health20UnconferenceAmsterdam
Kindly,
Jeroen Kuipers
building better care