box10 on NHS Local

NHS Local – the new website of digital services for NHS staff and the public in the West Midlands – has produced a video about the event.  It is presented by Dr Dawn Harper of Channel 4′s Embarrassing Bodies fame. Watch it online here.

Be Inspired Films Out of the Box video

The Out of the Box video final cut is online here.

Big thanks to Be Inspired Films team for doing it.

Great job: shot, edited, and shown all on the day.

If you want to find out more about short courses:

http://bit.ly/dfOugq

The Birmingham dates are July 26th & Oct 22nd.

And the London dates are Sept 24th & Oct 29th.

More presentations

We have a couple more presentations for you:

Patient Opinion‘s Amy Gaskin on Hearing the voices of people with learning disablitites online.

Creating social capital by Kate Ebbutt, Patient Opinion.

Tim Hood, Yoosk, talked in the closing plenary about Yoosk’s model for digital engagement.

A blog post and video

Andrew Chilvers of Pavilion Interactive, who was one of our lunch time speed daters, has written a great write up of the event, entitled At Out of the Box I glimpsed a future that will work. He also produced this video from the day:

A big thank you to Andrew for his enthusiastic words, and for the excellent video blog compilation.

Out of the Box on Patient Opinion’s photostream

Just to let you know that we have uploaded lots of lovely pics to our Flickr photostream.

If you have any pictures you took on the day, send them over and we’ll add them to it…..

Presentations from last week

It is a week later, so we have most of the presentations from sessions to share and jog your memory of the day:

START

Overcoming the Fear Factor by Jessie Cunett, Patient and Public Involvement Solutions, and Edward Moore, ResoLex.

e-Campaigning in the new political landscape by Jonathan Purchase, Advocacy Online.

STORIES

The nuse, the nerd and the narrator by Dr Cathy Jaynes, University of Colorado, and Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner, Patient Voices.

CONNECTIONS

Innovations in Dementia‘s Nada Savitch on People with dementia using computers.

Can Facebook solve social problems? by Mary Rose Cook, Uscreates.

In the Social networking for mental health session, Helen Davies and Terese Jonsson from Mind talked about the Open Up website, and Hannah Smith from YoungMinds showed a video manifesto.

COMMUNITY

Patient Opinion‘s very own Dr Paul Hodgkin on the Big Society.

Opportunities in Hyperlocal by Philip John, The Lichfield Blog.

That should keep you going for now on the presentation front. Pictures and videos shall be online shortly too…

Soapbox talkers

Here are links for further information about our soapbox talkers:

Peter Ashe from NHS National Services Scotland about ALISS Project

Joann Ptolomey Information Services

John Copping from Carers in Partnership CIC and Warwickshire LINk

Christine Ransome-Wallis from Birmingham Carers Association

Kate Brown from Leeds Mind and Information for Mental Health

Attendee notes

A couple of those who attended have been kind enough to share their notes from the sessions they attended.

So big thanks to Daniel Gough from Manchester LINk and Hayley Mozley and Karen Coleman from Kirklees Council.

If you have any notes, pictures or thoughts from the day, please send them to us and we will use them in any way we can.

Marketplace speed daters

Here is a list of the ten organisations that participated in our lunchtime speed dating session:

Sidekick Studios

Expert Patient Programme

SignTranslate

Health2Works

NHS Choices

Pavilion Interactive

Dignity in Care

Central Office of Information

ResoLex

National Council for Paliative Care

Click on the name of the organisation if you want to find out more and be sent to their website.

The day in tweet form

@andrewspong has kindly archived the #box10 twitter activity from yesterday in a pdf:

#box10 21 22 June 2010

Thanks to people who tweeted, allowing cross pollination of ideas between sessions and for giving those who couldn’t make it to Birmingham a chance to contribute and be part of a great event.

Use http://www.blastfollow.com to follow the tweeters!