Alongside patient advocacy groups, policy makers, and health tech entrepreneurs, this panel explored how health IT’s stakeholders are driving more informed, educated, and connected patients.

Miguel Cabrer is VP of Clinical Imaging & Collaboration at Best Doctors. At Health 2.0 Europe, he demonstrated the inter-consultation process and how the patient is engaged from the beginning to the end. Also collaboration environment are created to allow physicians to dicuss and share about clinical cases. All virtual and cloud based. The record collection process, connection with hospitals and remote services are also integrated.

Doctors and hospitals are the front line for providing the best care so it only makes sense they should be using the best tools available. This panel session offers a look at the newest range of tools from workflow and communication tools to the latest in population health management. Product demonstrations highlight the work of Karify, BMJ Best Practice, Fastguide, BestDoctors, Proxible B.V. and UK Preventive Medicine.

Coordinating care through innovative tools is central to the work Best Doctors is doing. Building off an impressive web portal for physician communication, Best Doctors has developed an iPad app that can display any type of medical media. With the app, physicians will have access to pathology images, x-rays, ultrasounds, ECG, EDF, and videos. The application allows images and videos to be compared and physicians can easily invite other colleagues to contribute their input on a patient’s condition.

Physicians and health professionals increasingly use web, mobile and social technologies to share medical information, teach medical students, and collaborate on research projects or patient cases. This session showcases platforms and tools that allow health professionals to tap into a global network of knowledge and ask second opinions from specialists across the globe.

Medting.com provides an international venue for sharing radiology images & videos which enabling clinical case collaboration for second opinions, medical education, and the scientific social network. Medting has enterprise licenses with hospitals in Spain and elsewhere including Mayo Clinic and King Fahd in Saudi Arabia. In this session Miguel will showcase the power of his platform through a few of his recent client cases.

Miguel Cabrer, CEO and Founder, Medting | Spain

Since getting a computer science degree from the Balearic Islands university, Miguel has been working on projects connected to telemedicine and ehealth in the US and in Spain, including a five year stint as CIO of hospital Son Llatzer which has received numerous awards for its Digital hospital project. He founded Medting.com to provide an international venue for sharing radiology images & videos which enables clinical case collaboration for second opinions, Medical Education, and the Scientific Social Network. Medting has enterprise licences with hospitals in Spain and elsewhere including Mayo Clinic and King Fahd in Saudi Arabia, and has 6,000 registered physicians and over 2,700 clinical cases.

Miguel Cabrer, CEO and Founder, Medting Stephen Cook, CEO, 23 Gears field questions from our expert panel and discuss  the challenges of operationalizing the practice of medicine online.

Miguel Cabrer, CEO and Founder, Medting

Since getting a Computer Science degree from the Balearic Islands University, Miguel has been working on projects connected to telemedicine and eHealth in the US and in Spain, including a five year stint as CIO of Hospital Son Llatzer which received numerous awards for its Digital hospital project. Medting.com provides an international venue for sharing radiology images & videos which enables clinical case collaboration for Second opinions, Medical Education, and the Scientific Social Network. Medting has enterprise licenses with hospitals in Spain and elsewhere including Mayo Clinic and King Fahd in Saudi Arabia. Miguel is a Health 2.0 Ambassador and so he’s one of the rare demurs from 2010 that we’re allowing to give an update.