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Last year, I had the honor to present TuDiabetes at Health2.0 2008 in San Francisco. The conference dealt with empowering patients through support, tools and information to help them better manage their health. You would imagine that technologies and platforms for patient empowerment would have patients at the center. And they do to a great degree, except for the fact that patients were routin...
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