Disruptive Women, along with media partner The Hill, held its first health briefing yesterday on the subject of Health eGaming, Healthy Patients: Supporting Stimulus Goals Through Health eGaming.

The Washington Post‘s coverage of the event can be found here and The Hill‘s video coverage is posted here.

To see pictures of the event, click here (for Facebook) and here (for Flickr).

Robin Strongin of Disruptive Women in Health Care

Congressional Staffer Attempts Health eGaming

The panel featured some very Disruptive Women including:

The Honorable Nancy L. Johnson Senior Public Policy Advisor for Baker Donelson Former Chair, House Ways & Means Health Subcommittee Glenna Crooks, Ph.D. President, Strategic Health Policy International, Inc. Julia Loughran Digital Media and Gaming Solutions Expert, iConecto—Gaming4Health Janet Venturino Vice President for Marketing Communications, Kaiser Robin Strongin President & CEO, Amplify Public Affairs Creator, Disruptive Women in Health Care blog

Health eGaming, Healthy Patients Panel

After the panel, attendees were able to try their hand at eHealth Games such as Wii Fit, Learning for Children Assessment Games, Re-Mission and Brain Games.

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