OB/GYN Original interview - Revision history

Klau: /* "Q3 As Cyborg Witches, how are you blending ancient practices and knowledge with modern technology and the capacity for DIY that now exists? */

2016-10-04T02:53:47Z

"Q3 As Cyborg Witches, how are you blending ancient practices and knowledge with modern technology and the capacity for DIY that now exists?

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	== "Q4 I interviewed a US male gynecologist, who thinks that it's a very good idea that women have better tools and knowledge for diagnosis and treatment of many common conditions. He said a couple of interesting things :If our offices do not feel welcoming to women, and they don't feel accepted and safe, then that's a problem. This is important." "Also, he said that he thinks the trends toward telemedicine and greater patient empowerment that we are seeing in the US mean that at least the technologic aspects of your work would fit very well with some of those efforts. What is your reaction to his statements?		== "Q4 I interviewed a US male gynecologist, who thinks that it's a very good idea that women have better tools and knowledge for diagnosis and treatment of many common conditions. He said a couple of interesting things :If our offices do not feel welcoming to women, and they don't feel accepted and safe, then that's a problem. This is important." "Also, he said that he thinks the trends toward telemedicine and greater patient empowerment that we are seeing in the US mean that at least the technologic aspects of your work would fit very well with some of those efforts. What is your reaction to his statements? ==

	NO time for finish.. the interview was in a journalist rush but in some way included in the first one Q5		NO time for finish.. the interview was in a journalist rush but in some way included in the first one Q5

Klau: /* "Q3 As Cyborg Witches, how are you blending ancient practices and knowledge with modern technology and the capacity for DIY that now exists? */

2016-03-20T00:23:08Z

"Q3 As Cyborg Witches, how are you blending ancient practices and knowledge with modern technology and the capacity for DIY that now exists?

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	[http://www.obgynnews.com/specialty-focus/gynecology/single-article-page/gynepunks-a-hackers-guide-to-reimagining-womens-health/a583c768de5334ac8e8b4a276c3df91f.html the final article]		[http://www.obgynnews.com/specialty-focus/gynecology/single-article-page/gynepunks-a-hackers-guide-to-reimagining-womens-health/a583c768de5334ac8e8b4a276c3df91f.html the final article]



			[[Category:Gynepunk]]

Klau at 20:56, 11 February 2016

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	NO time for finish.. the interview was in a journalist rush but in some way included in the first one Q5		NO time for finish.. the interview was in a journalist rush but in some way included in the first one Q5


			[http://www.obgynnews.com/specialty-focus/gynecology/single-article-page/gynepunks-a-hackers-guide-to-reimagining-womens-health/a583c768de5334ac8e8b4a276c3df91f.html the final article]

Klau: /* Q5 (most important one!) Please tell me what you would like me to know, and what you would like me to communicate to American gynecologists. */

2016-02-11T20:43:54Z

Q5 (most important one!) Please tell me what you would like me to know, and what you would like me to communicate to American gynecologists.

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 '''This is tan Open source health & Open Data statement'''
-Medical languaje needs to be translated, adapted to our bodies and experiencies,
+When we reach to understand, why this or that analysis or test, what they involve (time, side effects, technologies) to be complete informed about treatments medicines that are involved, alternatives to them, not only “you must” prescriptions, or a personal moral statement of the doctor. Only like this, consent invasive treatments, risky procedures, devastating consequences or even prohibited economic bills, will be OUR consent.
-When we reach to understand, why this or that analisis or test, what they
+We will honour our lost: witches healers, unknown bodies. Is an urge to talk about them and the value that they sadly gave to science.
+If health systems prefer to stay as they are, and look like some sort of vatican inquisition. We will be the new heresy. If they refuse to change, approach, improve, heal! We are going to change it anyway. WE ARE DOING IT.
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Klau at 20:32, 11 February 2016

2016-02-11T20:32:11Z

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	"We can transform the meaning of the word "cure". We can transform the role of knowledge. We can be human."		"We can transform the meaning of the word "cure". We can transform the role of knowledge. We can be human."
	[http://opensourcecureforcancer.com/ Salvatore Iaconesi]		[http://opensourcecureforcancer.com/ Salvatore Iaconesi]

	~~This is tan Open source health & Open Data statement~~


	Medical language needs to be translated, adapted to our bodies and experiences, not statistics or protocols. Have to be comprehensible and close. We need to know and understand, that information should be public, readable, translated and open. Clinical protocols, standard of diagnosis, info-graphics. Should be available.


	When we reach to understand, why this or that analysis or test, what they involve (time, side effects, techs) to be complete informed about treatments medicines that are involved, alternatives to them, not only “you must” prescriptions, or a personal moral statement of the doctor. Only like this, consent invasive treatments, risky procedures, devastating consequences or even prohibited economic bills, will be OUR consent.


	Technologies should be close and easiest, updated and challenging (condoms changing colours v/s laboratory expensive diagnosis, male-contraception investigation v/s woman being bombarded with hormones, pelvic floor empowerment v/s massive incontinence surgeries, vasectomy choices v/s abortion non choices) Medical memory has to be reset critically, the “fathers” of OB/GYN should be showed in context, not like heroes or saints. We will not honour the macabre heritage of them, we will be critically using what they left but never forgetting or sharing how they get a place in medical history.


	~~We will honour our losts, witches healers, unknown bodies, is an urge to talk about them and the value that they sadly gave to science.~~


	If waiting rooms are getting empties, what a doctor will feel? I imagine that for me will be happiness to see that people is not getting sick for example. But if is cause people don't feel comfortable in a body-office. Maybe something has to change.


	If health systems prefer to stay as they are, and look like some sort of Vatican inquisition. We will be the new heresy. If they refuse to change, approach, improve, heal! We are going to change it anyway. WE ARE DOING IT.

Klau at 09:20, 10 November 2015

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	This INterview was made By Kari Oakes to Klau		This INterview was made By Kari Oakes to Klau

	She also send ~~her~~ the full interview made by [http://wiki.calafou.org/index.php?title=Motherboard_Original_interview Motherboard], also the Diagonal interview translated		She also send Kari the full interview made by [http://wiki.calafou.org/index.php?title=Motherboard_Original_interview Motherboard], also the Diagonal interview translated

Klau at 06:46, 10 November 2015

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	"We can transform the meaning of the word "cure". We can transform the role of knowledge. We can be human." Salvatore Iaconesi		"We can transform the meaning of the word "cure". We can transform the role of knowledge. We can be human."
			[http://opensourcecureforcancer.com/ Salvatore Iaconesi]

			This is tan Open source health & Open Data statement


			Medical language needs to be translated, adapted to our bodies and experiences, not statistics or protocols. Have to be comprehensible and close. We need to know and understand, that information should be public, readable, translated and open. Clinical protocols, standard of diagnosis, info-graphics. Should be available.


			When we reach to understand, why this or that analysis or test, what they involve (time, side effects, techs) to be complete informed about treatments medicines that are involved, alternatives to them, not only “you must” prescriptions, or a personal moral statement of the doctor. Only like this, consent invasive treatments, risky procedures, devastating consequences or even prohibited economic bills, will be OUR consent.


			Technologies should be close and easiest, updated and challenging (condoms changing colours v/s laboratory expensive diagnosis, male-contraception investigation v/s woman being bombarded with hormones, pelvic floor empowerment v/s massive incontinence surgeries, vasectomy choices v/s abortion non choices) Medical memory has to be reset critically, the “fathers” of OB/GYN should be showed in context, not like heroes or saints. We will not honour the macabre heritage of them, we will be critically using what they left but never forgetting or sharing how they get a place in medical history.


			We will honour our losts, witches healers, unknown bodies, is an urge to talk about them and the value that they sadly gave to science.


			If waiting rooms are getting empties, what a doctor will feel? I imagine that for me will be happiness to see that people is not getting sick for example. But if is cause people don't feel comfortable in a body-office. Maybe something has to change.


			If health systems prefer to stay as they are, and look like some sort of Vatican inquisition. We will be the new heresy. If they refuse to change, approach, improve, heal! We are going to change it anyway. WE ARE DOING IT.

Klau at 06:11, 10 November 2015

2015-11-10T06:11:52Z

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	This INterview was made By Kari Oakes to Klau		This INterview was made By Kari Oakes to Klau

	She also send her the full interview made by Motherboard, also the Diagonal interview translated		She also send her the full interview made by [http://wiki.calafou.org/index.php?title=Motherboard_Original_interview Motherboard], also the Diagonal interview translated

Klau at 06:00, 10 November 2015

2015-11-10T06:00:07Z

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	This INterview was made By Kari Oakes to Klau		This INterview was made By Kari Oakes to Klau
	~~she alse~~ send her the full interview made by ~~motherboard~~, also the Diagonal interview translated
			She also send her the full interview made by Motherboard, also the Diagonal interview translated


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	"We can transform the meaning of the word "cure". We can transform the role of		"We can transform the meaning of the word "cure". We can transform the role of knowledge. We can be human." Salvatore Iaconesi
	knowledge. We can be human." Salvatore Iaconesi

Klau at 05:57, 10 November 2015

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	"We can transform the meaning of the word "cure". We can transform the role of		"We can transform the meaning of the word "cure". We can transform the role of
	knowledge. We can be human." Salvatore Iaconesi		knowledge. We can be human." Salvatore Iaconesi


	'''This is tan Open source health & Open Data statement'''		'''This is tan Open source health & Open Data statement'''


	Medical languaje needs to be translated, adapted to our bodies and experiencies,		Medical languaje needs to be translated, adapted to our bodies and experiencies,
	not estadistics or protocols. Have to be comprehensible and close. We need to		not estadistics or protocols. Have to be comprehensible and close. We need to
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	and open. Clinical protocols, standars of diagnosis, infogrhafics. Should be		and open. Clinical protocols, standars of diagnosis, infogrhafics. Should be
	available.		available.


	When we reach to understand, why this or that analisis or test, what they		When we reach to understand, why this or that analisis or test, what they
	involve (time, side efects, techn) to be complete informed about treatments		involve (time, side efects, techn) to be complete informed about treatments
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	consent invasive treatements, risky procedures, devastating consecuences or even		consent invasive treatements, risky procedures, devastating consecuences or even
	prohibeted economic bills, will be OUR consent.		prohibeted economic bills, will be OUR consent.


	Technologies should be close and easiest, updated and challenging (condoms		Technologies should be close and easiest, updated and challenging (condoms
	changing colors v/s laboratory expensive diagnosis, malecontraception		changing colors v/s laboratory expensive diagnosis, malecontraception
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	heritage of them, we will be critically using what they left but never		heritage of them, we will be critically using what they left but never
	forgetting or sharing how they get a place in medical history.		forgetting or sharing how they get a place in medical history.


	We will honor our losts, witches healers, unknown bodies, is an urge to talk		We will honor our losts, witches healers, unknown bodies, is an urge to talk
	about them and the value that they sadly gave to science.		about them and the value that they sadly gave to science.


	If waiting rooms are getting emptie, what a doctor will feel? I imagine that for		If waiting rooms are getting emptie, what a doctor will feel? I imagine that for
	me will be happines to see that people is not getting sick for example. But if		me will be happines to see that people is not getting sick for example. But if
	is cause people don't feel confortable in a body-office. Maybe something has to		is cause people don't feel confortable in a body-office. Maybe something has to
	change.		change.


	If health sistems prefer to stay as they are, and look like some sort of vatican		If health sistems prefer to stay as they are, and look like some sort of vatican
	inquisition. We will be the new heresy. If they refuse to change, aproach,		inquisition. We will be the new heresy. If they refuse to change, aproach,
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	== "Q2 Where would you place the work you are doing relative to other feminist		== "Q2 Where would you place the work you are doing relative to other feminist efforts of the past 50 years, for example, the Boston Women's Health Book Collective and: Our Bodies, Ourselves? ==
	efforts of the past 50 years, for example, the Boston Women's Health Book
	Collective and: Our Bodies, Ourselves? ==

	place it? dont know... the place is right now.		place it? dont know... the place is right now.
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	== "Q3 As Cyborg Witches, how are you blending ancient practices and knowledge with		== "Q3 As Cyborg Witches, how are you blending ancient practices and knowledge with modern technology and the capacity for DIY that now exists? ==
	modern technology and the capacity for DIY that now exists? ==

	trough the hacking.		trough the hacking.
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	== "Q4 I interviewed a US male gynecologist ==		== "Q4 I interviewed a US male gynecologist, who thinks that it's a very good idea that women have better tools and knowledge for diagnosis and treatment of many common conditions. He said a couple of interesting things :If our offices do not feel welcoming to women, and they don't feel accepted and safe, then that's a problem. This is important." "Also, he said that he thinks the trends toward telemedicine and greater patient empowerment that we are seeing in the US mean that at least the technologic aspects of your work would fit very well with some of those efforts. What is your reaction to his statements?
	, who thinks that it's a very good idea
	that women have better tools and knowledge for diagnosis and treatment of many
	common conditions. He said a couple of interesting things :If our offices do not
	feel welcoming to women, and they don't feel accepted and safe, then that's a
	problem. This is important."
	"Also, he said that he thinks the trends toward telemedicine and greater patient
	empowerment that we are seeing in the US mean that at least the technologic
	aspects of your work would fit very well with some of those efforts. What is
	your reaction to his statements?

	NO ~~ANSWERur~~ for ~~no time~~ .. the interview was in a journalist rush but in some way included in the first one Q5		NO time for finish.. the interview was in a journalist rush but in some way included in the first one Q5