The crowd gathered for Innovate Pasadena’s Friday coffee meetup.
Matt Lumpkin giving a talk entitled “For Patients, by Patients: Pioneering a New Approach in Med-Tech Design”.
Attending the Innovate Pasadena Friday Morning Coffee Meetup. Talk entitled “For Patients, by Patients: Pioneering a New Approach in Med-Tech Design“.
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There was an eerie and surprisingly large overlap of a lot of what Matt Lumpkin said in his talk this morning and the IndieWeb movement. If you just change the disease from Type 1 Diabetes to Social Media, there are a tremendous number of similarities between the two approaches of problems to be solved in terms of giving people agency, ownership of their data, the silo nature of the big corporations in the space, and the lack of solid inter-operability and standards.
I can’t wait for Chuck Chugumulung and the gang to get the video for this week up on YouTube so I can share it with colleagues.
Based on what I’ve heard, it might not be a completely terrible thing to class what the IndieWeb is working on fixing as a broad public health issue–but in its case a mental health one instead of a pancreas and diet related one.
Matt Lumpkin during his talk “For Patients, by Patients: Pioneering a New Approach in Med-Tech Design“.
Another IndieWeb sentiment in a presentation on UX/UI for improving health of people dealing with type 1 diabetes.
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