#YogaMOOC on VC ePatients – # 3
Some of us who are taking #YogaMOOC (and honestly some of us who are not but who are just interested in yoga) have been getting […]
A Virtually Connecting ePatients conversation with #YogaMOOC – Week 2
Sunday at at 1PM Pacific, 4PM Eastern, 10pm Egypt – Join Rebecca Hogue, Maha Bali, Autumm Caines Joe Murphy and more in a conversation about […]
A Virtually Connecting ePatients conversation with participants of #yogaMOOC – Week 1
Today at 1PM Pacific, 4PM Eastern, 10pm Egypt – Join Rebecca Hogue, Maha Bali, Lora Taub, Sherri Spelic and more in a conversation about the […]
Virtually Connecting with Yoga MOOC #yogaMOOC
Virtually Connecting ePatients is a subsidiary of Virtually Connecting, where the focus of conversation is health related. As several members of the VC community are […]
The impact of repealing the Affordable Care Act
Enacted in 2010 and phased in over the subsequent years, the Affordable Care Act–also known as the ACA or ObamaCare–increased both the coverage and quality […]
ePatient Health Literacies
On Wednesday January 25 at 10am Pacific, 1pm EST, Rebecca Hogue and Britni Brown O’Donnell will be joined by Marie Ennis O’Connor and Vanessa Carter […]
VC ePatients – Agony and Absurdity Book Reading
I’m excited to announce that on Thursday, December 8 at 7:30pm Pacific we will have a special edition of Virtually Connecting ePatients hosted by Rebecca […]
Part 2: Making the private public: Why we blog about illness – a #VCePt conversation
This will be the second session on Virtually Connecting ePatients (#VCePt) asking the question “Why we chose to blog?”. For those that missed the first session, […]
Making the private public: Why we choose to blog – a #VCePt discussion
Recently I (Rebecca) attended an international phenomenology conference. At the conference, after a presentation that involved investigation and quotes from various illness blogs, the researchers […]
VC + ePatient launch hangout
For a while now, we at Virtually Connecting have been considering different ways in which we can facilitate conversations that matter. Our initial focus and manifesto […]
