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Concerned Citizen Entrepreneur Healthcare Innovator Patient Activist / Advocate ConsultantMy Communities
Health 2.0 NYC Global Healthcare Innovation
About Me
Tiffany is a New York City-based patient advocate whose inspiration rose from her own personal battles within the healthcare system. In 2012 Peterson founded LupusChat, a patient-driven online community designed to educate all entities in the healthcare spectrum thus sparking innovative discussions and breaking restrictive barriers between patients and various healthcare stakeholders. She is a vibrant advocate and longstanding member of the Society for Participatory Medicine informing healthcare professionals and patients how to implement this into their practices. As a proud member of The Walking Gallery, she speaks on the importance of patient-centered care. Peterson has presented at numerous medical conferences such as Epharma, Health Datapalooza, ONC National Health IT Consumer Summit.
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For myself and those I love For my patients For my community For my company For my portfolio I am working on a great new idea for healthcareI am looking for healthcare innovations:
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Comment : It's really exciting to see a healthcare project focused on lupus.
Posted on : 24th November, 2016
Comment : Really love this idea especially since many patients comprehend information differently. Also, kudos on answering how your product intends to help patients. It should always be first & foremost!
Posted on : 1st December, 2017