RIWI CEO’s global health policy book “XXL: Obesity and the Limits of Shame” (Univ. of Toronto Press, 2011) shortlisted for the Donner Book Prizefor the best book on policy by a Canadian. The book draws on RIWI generated research which allowed the authors to capture real time global health data. These data capture over 50,000 people’s opinions around the world on the proper role of government in obesity policy.
RIWI-powered peer-reviewed research paper in Healthcare Quarterly: Assessing and Responding in Real Time to Online Anti-vaccine Sentiment during a Flu Pandemic
RIWI-powered peer-reviewed research paper in the Journal of Participatory Medicine: Autism and the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccine: Need to Communicate a Health Study Retraction to Patients
RIWI-powered peer-reviewed paper in Electronic Healthcare: “Results of a New Healthcare Confidence Index” N. Seeman. Electronic Healthcare, 10(4) 2012: e5-e11
In an academic editorial, RIWI CEO Neil Seeman reviews the promise of ‘smart data’ in healthcare in Eric Topol’s book, “The Creative Destruction of Medicine: How the Digital Revolution will Create Better Health Care” (Basic Books, 2012).
In a peer-reviewed academic journal, RIWI CEO and Researcher Neil Seeman reviews the limits and benefits of social media analytics in manually scoring sentiment on open-access blogs, using the case study of changing public opinion in Quebec to IVF-funding policy in 2010: Seeman, Neil. “Funding IVF in Quebec: Mining the Web to Assess Public Support for Policy Change” ElectronicHealthcare, 9(4) 2011: e3-e6.
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In an academic editorial, RIWI CEO presents data on whether a random sample of real North Americans — i.e., those who do not belong a stale group of repeat online panel respondents — believe faculty tenure at Universities helps or hurts commercialization in Canada or in the United States.
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