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Social Media for Pharma: Strategies for Medical/Legal Approval.
See on www.slideshare.net
Articles
Online Database of Social Media Policies
The largest online database of social media policies from companies, governments, non-profits – many of which are applicable to healthcare too.
See on socialmediagovernance.com
Machine learning and sentiment analysis of unstructure free-text information about patient experience online
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A Strategy for Healthcare Digital Engagement
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The second in a two-part post on NHS digital engagement in the social era from the Dell blog
See on en.community.dell.com
7 Words (and more) You Shouldn’t Use in Medical News – HealthNewsReview.org
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Healthcare Marketing: Social Media Users Want the Doctor to Be In…and Online
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Today’s healthcare consumers are more tech savvy than ever and are regularly turning to the Web for research and to reach out regarding their medical needs.
See on www.mdgadvertising.com
IMO position paper on Social Media
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Marie Ennis-O’Connor‘s insight:
DOCTORS IN IRELAND have been issued with a new set of guidelines for using social media, advising on the “digital legacy” left on the internet.
In its recently-published position paper on Social Media, the Irish Medical Organisation reminds its members that an online environment is still a “public arena” and warned about the “unintended consequences” when the private “suddenly becomes public”.
See on www.imo.ie
#RareDisease … Searching for Rare Disease Support on the Social Web
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Those suffering from a Rare Disease can find much comfort, support, and information on the social web … if they know where to look. Here’s my own story.
See on www.symplur.com
Social Media Use Isn’t Healthy Enough, New Study Finds
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When it comes to health information, social media users are more willing to take than give, a new study finds.
See on blogs.wsj.com
Out of the ivory tower and into the crowds: how social media has transformed academic conferences
What a week it’s been here in Oxford for an evidence nerd like me! First, two days of brilliant presentations, stimulating debate and some tasty and reassuringly-managable food that could be eaten standing up, without fear of finding I’d been talking to Ben Goldacre with a piece of coleslaw draped over my conference badge (I suspect he’d have been merciless). That was our Cochrane UK and Ireland 21st Anniversary Symposium, in which both ‘Cochranites’ and those not involved in the Collaboration (gasp!) gathered to discuss the challenges of the changing healthcare landscape and particularly what Cochrane might do to meet them. Hard on its heels and before we’d had time to set about changing the world, came another fabulous two day evidence-fest, Evidence Live, aimed at ‘everyone with an interest in evidence-based healthcare’. Thanks to social media, large numbers of those people were able to join in as virtual participants…
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