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Marketer and part-time sociologist Ric Dragon sheds light on psychological concepts; opposition, uniqueness and conformity inform social media community building.
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Marketer and part-time sociologist Ric Dragon sheds light on psychological concepts; opposition, uniqueness and conformity inform social media community building.
See on info.maccabee.com
See on Scoop.it – Health Care Social Media Monitor
Prior to a discussion about the use of social media by nurses and midwives, Andy Jaeger on where the lines should be drawn
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Dr Mohammad Al-Ubaydli explains how medical practitioners can make the most of online patient-to-patient networks
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As part of social media week, Pam Nelmes spoke recently about the role of social media in the NHS. She explains what online platforms mean for the future of nursing
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Confidentiality is key when dealing with patients on digital networks and formal training should be required, explains Colin Wren
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Facebook is a great way for doctors to communicate and share files, explains Esydoc CCG’s Hamed Khan
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Regular tweeter and chief executive of a foundation trust, Dr Mark Newbold, shares his best tips for effectively engaging on Twitter
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A recent study revealed that more than 90% of those aged 18-24 said they would trust health information they found on social media.
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I had the pleasure to give a talk at the recent amazing TEDxNijmegen event organized by the team of Lucien Engelen. I described how I used crowdsourcing in social media to find a diagnosis and what my role is in this area as a medical futurist. I hope you will like it!
By Fanny Gillet and edited by Colleen Young
On April Wednesday 3rd, we explored as yet uncharted territory for #hcsmca, namely pharmaceutical companies, their reputation and the role they can or should play in the future of health care. The chat was moderated by @williampearl who also wrote an article on her blog Social Media Pearls, introducing her framing of the topics.
T1: What can pharmaceutical companies do to improve their reputation /relationships in health care?
The first comments pointed to transparency and accountability as key ingredients to improving their reputation. They should, for example, explain where the money goes, why they stop certain drug production or how they target the research funds.
T1 They can ensure needed drugs don’t disappear unexpectedly or for no reason but $ #hcsmca
— Annette McKinnon (@anetto) 3 avril 2013
T1: Show they are invested in positive patient outcomes (not just $)e.g. compassionate…
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