This document discusses how street art and tagging can be used to send messages and raise awareness. It suggests that the more stickers or tags that exist, the more important and powerful the message becomes. The document then asks how outsider artists, startups, or social media-savvy doctors can use street art to communicate with people. It discusses how Health 2.0 uses technologies like search, wikis, blogs, and online communities to enable participatory healthcare. The document envisions a health data movement uniting with a patient street art movement to find new ways of engaging people.

1. Thoughts on Tagging… Street Art Meets Health 2.0/Patients 2.0Presented by @ReginaHolliday

2. Since the beginning of time, we have written on Walls.Sometimes the writing was official notices and history.Sometimes it was Tagging.

3. Regina,the childSometimes the writing was a cry for help,A plead for change,Or simply the statement:“I was here.”

4. Street Art:The more stickers that are out there the more important it seems. The more important it seems, the more people want to know what it is.The more they ask they ask each other. It gainsreal power from perceivedpower.-ShepardFairey

5. So how can an outsider artistOr an enterprising start-upOr a social media savvy doctorSend a message to us all?They can Write it on a Wall.

6. “Health 2.0 is just a term that groups together the healthcare use of Web 2.0, which is in itself just a term for easy (& cheap!) To create easy to use softwareThat encompasses search, wikis, blogs, video, online communities, mash-ups…-Matthew Holt aka @boltyboy

7. “Health 2.0 is participatory healthcare. Enabled by information, software, and community that we collect or create, we the patients can be effective partners in our own healthcare, and we the people can participate in reshaping thehealth system itself.” ~ Ted Eytan, MD @tedeytan

8. Street Art by Banksy

9. Pop culture Friends Neighbors Civic organizations Religious InstitutionsSocial Media Patient, Family &Community-Driven Care Family, Caregiver, SelfThe tools of Health 2.0InformedActivatedPatientPrepared, ProactivePractice TeamCommunityResources &PoliciesSelf-management SupportHealth System Health Care OrganizationDelivery System Design Decision Support Clinical Information SystemsChronic Care Model

10. “Street art is the first global art movement to be fueled by the Web.”~Sara and Marc Schiller of the Wooster Collective

11. Imagine what can happen when ahealth data movement unites with a patient street art movement?

12. Find out on:September 25-27, 2011In San Francisco, Health 2.0 Patient 2.0 Walking Gallery II