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In and of themselves, IT tools are only the start of patient engagement efforts, said speakers at the Partners HealthCare Connected Health Symposium.

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Going online doesn’t have to be only about chatting with colleagues and patients. Experts give insights into techniques to tap into the power of social media.

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With painted jackets and coats or Lego dioramas, Regina Holliday continues to inspire others to take action on patients’ rights to their own health information. The Summit is about patients. I had the opportunity to listen in on various issues in healthcare – not as a pharmacist – but from the view of a patient.

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Before paying a visit to a (GP) general practitioner, searching on the Internet to try and find out what is wrong can actually help patients benefit more from the consultation.

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We like this tip: Listen. See what this communicator learned at #mayoragan.

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Using different social media platforms can also help enrich student learning. In the medical humanities elective at Penn State, YouTube was used to demonstrate cross-cultural perspectives on aging and mental health.3 …

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When Stanford announced they were supplying iPads to their medical students in 2010, they become one of the first medical schools to begin the transition to mobile learning. But now, the number of medical schools across the US handing out iPads with stethoscopes to their first year students is increasing, as the cost to supply the device is becoming far less of an obstacle once students and educators experience the doors that open with the device in hand.

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