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There is a lot of data on the numbers of people who search for online health information but what seems to be missing is a clearer picture of how many websites people go to for health information a…
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Should doctors undergo a formal social media training program? The answer from Mayo Clinic is “yes.”
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The Empowered Patient® Decision Support web app is a series of ten questions that help identify areas in which patients may need help and support when making health care decisions. The app produces a streamlined pdf report of areas where the patient feels confident and decisive – and areas in which the patient may need information and guidance.
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A strong advocate for including digital literacy in medical education, self-described “geek medical futurist” Bertalan Meskó, MD, PhD, believes that online communication tools, such as social media, can improve the way medicine is practiced and health care is delivered.
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Draws on the RCGP Social Media Highway Code, the IMO Position Paper on Social Media and the Nursing and Midwifery Code to the Use of Social Networking Sites.
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Your Step-By-Step Guide to SmartStream, a new free Twitter chat tool which allows Twitter chat users to engage in their favorite Twitter chats with ease.
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Social media has the capacity to engage patients where they are-in social media platforms. Yet all too often healthcare providers let risk averse behavior prevent fuller participation and engagement. This presentation by Farris Timimi, MD, Medical Director for the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media, provides an excellent overview of the moral obligation and benefits of meeting patients where they are, engaging them in a professional fashion and an overview of the risks and benefits heralded by health care social media.
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Many of you already know Regina’s story but I hope there are also many people reading this who are learning about her for the first time.
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Pascal Lardier, Director, International Events of Health 2.0, answers questions about the co-production of health by patients and physicians today and in the future.
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