A Guide to Health Startups — Tincture https://t.co/GH58gu3v4f #NIASKMed ping @toughloveforX @doctors20 Interesting Health Startup map

— Nemetics Institute (@NEMETICS) April 26, 2016

@NEMETICS 2) Healthcare Coordination, 3) Payment Reform,
Increase Nemetic flow 1) Empower Patient 4 precision med Ex as appropriate. ;-)

— Michael Josefowicz (@toughLoveforx) April 26, 2016

@toughLoveforx Got it for 1. Healthcare coordination: enable diff stakeholders of that nField to break silos & #ProbSol for serving ppl?

— Nemetics Institute (@NEMETICS) April 26, 2016

@NEMETICS There is also another side. Remove stoopid time, radically increase efficient, create good time and lower health care costs.

— Michael Josefowicz (@toughLoveforx) April 26, 2016

@NEMETICS Medtech is increasing nemetic flow of neme data points from person to self and to doc. It's a non linear jump up.

— Michael Josefowicz (@toughLoveforx) April 26, 2016

@NEMETICS It's the dyad. Instead of the triad. Doctor. Illness. Patient. or Doctor. Patient. Family. Humans are wired to categorize in 1,2,3

— Michael Josefowicz (@toughLoveforx) April 26, 2016

Mental illness mostly caused by life events not genetics, argue psychologists - Telegraph http://bit.ly/1VQDTK3

R waves deeply impact G waves, & B waves of oneself. 

How ones could embrace R waves so that G waves, & B waves turn into strengths for being/becoming resilient? 

Most important embrace or reject the constraints. No denial. If you choose to accept a constraint, it is no longer an oppressive constraint. If you choose not to accept the constraint, be at peace with the consequences.

On page 43 from the book 'Systems View of Life' by Fritjof Capra and Pier Luigi Luisi

"the emerging systems view of life has given rise to a corresponding systems view of health, as we discuss in Chapter 15, while health consciousness among the general population has increased dramatically in many countries. The growing awareness of the power and the responsibility of individuals to maintain themselves in good health has expressed itself in increased attention to healthy nutrition, exercise, yoga and other “mind–body” practices, as well as in the rising popularity. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the leading catchphrases of this broad popular movement were “holistic healthcare,” “holistic medicine,” and “wellness,” and in the subsequent decades the phrase “integrative medicine” established itself as the unifying term. We shall argue in Chapter 15 that, in our view, integrative medicine represents the conscientious application of the systems view of life to health and healing"

Health - The Nemetic Way 

"Notice - Changes in your body, mind and the world you inhabit. 

Engage - Do not just ignore changes. 

Mull -  Don't get freaked out. But don't deny them. Start to evaluate possible things to do. 

Exchange - Once you've made a decision, do what you need to do. Look for the simple first but don't preclude the most invasive."  - MJ

World Happiness Report 2016 Update

"The World Happiness Report 2016 Update, which ranks 156 countries by their happiness levels, was released in Rome in advance of UN World Happiness Day, March 20th. The widespread interest in the World Happiness Reports, of which this is the fourth, reflects growing global interest in using happiness and subjective well-being as primary indicators of the quality of human development. Because of this growing interest, many governments, communities and organizations are using happiness data, 

and the results of subjective well-being research, to enable policies that support better lives.

This year, for the first time, the World Happiness Report gives a special role to the measurement and consequences of inequality in the distribution of well-being among countries and regions. In previous reports the editors have argued that happiness provides a better indicator of human welfare than do income, poverty, education, health and good government measured separately. In a parallel way, they now argue that the inequality of well-being provides a broader measure of inequality. They find that people are happier living in societies where there is less inequality of happiness. They also find that happiness inequality has increased significantly (comparing 2012-2015 to 2005-2011) in most countries, in almost all global regions, and for the population of the world as a whole."

How to Measure Happiness http://bit.ly/1LXZjm5

Memory Vs. Experience: Happiness is Relative  - Kahneman http://bit.ly/1PE4q5A

according to APS Fellow Daniel Kahneman, people don’t know how happy they are because happiness is so relative. Kahneman, a professor of psychology and public affairs at Princeton University, discussed this and related research findings in a lecture entitled “Memory vs. Experience” as part of the Behavioral and Social Sciences Lecture Series at the National Institutes of Health. 

Drill Down

@NEMETICS @PredictSwan @toughLoveforx @rotkapchen @antisignal Yep. pic.twitter.com/6U0DPLNlq7

— Daniel Durrant (@ddrrnt) February 26, 2016

@PredictSwan @toughLoveforx @rotkapchen @antisignal @NEMETICS For what it's worth,I've been enjoying my brainwaves. pic.twitter.com/xi5DSB7eXL

— Daniel Durrant (@ddrrnt) February 9, 2016

How Memory Works - Medscape http://wb.md/1X7nijB 

In the case of memory, we are talking abut changes that occur at the molecular level, the synaptic level, the cellular level, and even at the level of neural assembly and networks.

Encoding - Engage

Consolidation - Mull

Retrieval - Exchange

"Encoding" refers to the process in which information that is experienced becomes suitable to be stored in memory. For the case of episodic memories—ie, memories about particular personal events, the spatiotemporal contexts of which we can remember—this process requires one to rehearse in working memory the information to be stored.

The second stage is consolidation; this refers to the process by which the encoded information is stabilized, presumably into a more permanent "memory trace." Scientists normally distinguish two kinds of consolidation: synaptic consolidation, which are the changes at the synaptic level that occur in order for a particular memory to become stabilized, and systems consolidation, which is the involvement of the macrostructures of the brain that are required for the formation of memory traces.

Both kinds of consolidation interact; synaptic consolidation occurs in the neurons of the brain structures involved in system consolidation, although both processes differ in their timing. Consolidation at the systems level involves the interaction between the hippocampus and the sensory cortices of the brain where the encoded information was perceptually processed. Traditional views suggested that, somehow, the hippocampus was required to "record" the pattern of brain activation across the sensory cortex, to be reactivated at the time of retrieval.

Had a convo w/ an healthcare pro earlier today. Told me that top 3 skills nField need: collab by difference, open mind, comms

 collab by difference

State of Digital Health Innovation 2016 | The Digital Health Maven Project http://bit.ly/1WMlXAw

It is just about the Age of Co-Exchange/Doing: "The Age of Learning; The Age of [shared] Interest [& Intent]; The Age of Implementation [RapidInno]; The Age of Scale [if Trust is here]."

It is just the Age of Co-Creation in B wave (collective intelligence) in healthcare or any other nFields.