Jasmine Wylie
After being diagnosed with Long QT Syndrome in 2009, Jasmine Wylie works to further the ePatient movement by best utilizing her passion and strengths
Read more »After being diagnosed with Long QT Syndrome in 2009, Jasmine Wylie works to further the ePatient movement by best utilizing her passion and strengths
Read more »Terri Wingham writes at A Fresh Chapter, a blog about life on the other side of breast cancer and includes stories about surgery, chemotherapy and new travel adventures.
Read more »Stephen Wilkins works on increasing patient engagement and improving outcomes, health care use and satisfaction by enhancing the quality of physician-patient communication.
Read more »Once Health Care Social Media became an effective global communications tool, Michael Weiss launched a blog at www.HospitalPatient.com, where he regularly writes about topics which help people around the world living with chronic diseases such as Crohn’s.
Read more »Living with Type 1 Diabetes for 28 years, Kim Vlasnik began writing a diabetes patient blog called Texting My Pancreas in 2010, and in 2011 she started a diabetes support project called the You Can Do This Project.
Read more »Marianne Vennitti is a passionate rare disease Patient-Advocate and Co-Founder of the Alliance for Cryoglobulinemia.
Read more »Meredith is a patient advocate who offers unique insight from her experiences as a healthcare professional, long-term caregiver, patient and digital media publisher.
Read more »Carolyn Thomas is a Mayo Clinic-trained advocate, knowledge translator, speaker and heart attack survivor who writes on women, heart disease, and the patient experience.
Read more »Scott Strange has been a Type 1 diabetic since 1970. Strangely Diabetic is his story of how diabetes has affected his life and how his life was changed when he learned that he wasn’t alone in this chronic condition.
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