I’m humbled, happy and grateful when someone sees value in my work. Recognition indicates the potential of inviting engaged patients into the conversation.
The graphic at right is from “30 Healthcare IT Influencers Worth a Follow” in 2024. The full list of social media and print media “top” lists since 2009 is at bottom of page.
Boards, Steering Committees, etc. (past)
I’ve retired from advisory work. Past activities:
Founding Co-Chair, HL7 Patient Empowerment Working Group
January 2012: Klout’s Top 10 healthcare influencersFrom PCWorld: “Your Klout score is based on three major ranking factors.
March 2011: Twitter Powerhouses (Huffington Post) “What’s different about these men and women? … they push beyond the boundaries of creativity, and use social media to impact and enrich the lives and ambitions of their followers.”
February 2011: Health Engagement Strategy. Blog post here.
January 2011:Nominee for Best Patient Blog, Medgadget
November 2008: From my previous life, in web marketing and analytics: Salesforce.com “Appy Award” for marketing excellence, presented by Marc Benioff himself :)
I wrote to you from my newly created Twitter account @Your_Advocate asking to discuss your “Standard of Care” idea. I have a strong interest in creating a website to help patients fight their commercial and Medicare insurance denials. Having a research area within the site that allows patients to understand their treatment options feels like a natural fit to this content.
I have looked into creating a 501C3 and want to offer help to people free of charge. I have a lot of experience in the medical device field and have been working as an advocate and marketer since 2007.
Do you have the time and inclination to discuss this further?
Best regards, Catherine
e-Patient Davesays
I only noticed this now, almost a year later… the Contact page would have been more effective than a comment on a random page on the website! :)
Dear Dave,
I wrote to you from my newly created Twitter account @Your_Advocate asking to discuss your “Standard of Care” idea. I have a strong interest in creating a website to help patients fight their commercial and Medicare insurance denials. Having a research area within the site that allows patients to understand their treatment options feels like a natural fit to this content.
I have looked into creating a 501C3 and want to offer help to people free of charge. I have a lot of experience in the medical device field and have been working as an advocate and marketer since 2007.
Do you have the time and inclination to discuss this further?
Best regards, Catherine
I only noticed this now, almost a year later… the Contact page would have been more effective than a comment on a random page on the website! :)