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  1. Less educated adults, older adults = less likely to go online. Knew that: http://bit.ly/3ib40 half a minute ago from web
  2. @Danielle_Olson @shwen @healthythinker @MiNutrition @patriclane @ePatientDave Thanks for the encouragement! Back to the data mines :) about 5 hours ago from web in reply to Danielle_Olson
  3. @nwatzman @EllnMllr Thanks for the RT but note that those are insights from an NIH workshop, not my own opinion/study about 5 hours ago from web in reply to nwatzman
  4. @sm1guru And I'm still working on getting you Leslie Snyder's slides (bio: http://www.chip.uconn.edu/b...) about 5 hours ago from web in reply to sm1guru
  5. For more on health behavior change, please read @connected_book and (in Feb) The Decision Tree by @tgoetz w/ @bmossop about 5 hours ago from web
  6. @JessieNYC NIH workshop was hyperfocused on *behav change* not awareness. Mass media (HBO) = awareness tool. about 5 hours ago from web
  7. I know of no website, no recording, no transcript of that NIH workshop. I have conference survivor's guilt. So I tweet. about 6 hours ago from web
  8. Systemic change is another proven model for sustained behavior change (food labeling OR zoning reform OR smoking bans) - NIH about 6 hours ago from web
  9. Opt-out is a proven model for sustained behavior change (organ donation OR 401k participation OR fluoride in water) - NIH about 6 hours ago from web
  10. Just-in-time information interventions work (fridge magnet OR web OR supermarket checkout) - NIH about 6 hours ago from web
  11. Participatory research, from w/in community, shows promise for sustained behavior change (but: underfunded + dissed by peer review) - NIH about 6 hours ago from web
  12. Mass media campaigns do not promote sustained health behavior change (source: NIH Preventing Stroke & Heart Disease workshop) about 6 hours ago from web
  13. Must. Not. Blog. Must. Write. Report. (but man, I have a lot to say about consumer choice + chronic disease after last week's NIH event) about 6 hours ago from web
  14. @jonl And consumer choice is meaningless if healthy options are absent (safe place to play outside, source of fresh fruit/veg nearby) about 6 hours ago from web in reply to jonl
  15. Re-empowering consumers sounds good, but ck the comments on Peter Neupert's post re: obesity + consumer choice http://bit.ly/08m4QnN about 6 hours ago from web
  16. @armayones Thanks! I'll keep passing the ammunition then. about 8 hours ago from web in reply to armayones
  17. @CelebDx I think the word "patient" is the issue (but I like "informed") about 8 hours ago from web in reply to CelebDx
  18. Exploring geeky/cool conference site: #CSCW 2010 http://bit.ly/5fevc6 (via @ogradylaura who will present on #tags, #credibility, #ehealth) about 8 hours ago from web
  19. @LizBoehm OH at a CVS yesterday: "You'll stop me from being an alcoholic, right?" (Silence from the clerk, who rang up the case of beer) about 23 hours ago from web in reply to LizBoehm
  20. We'll stay tuned RT @ePatientDave This is NOT a good day for me to drop everything and reconsider e-patient. :) about 23 hours ago from web