Mining patients’ social media data could provide enormous insight into overall health outcomes, according to a new study conducted by University of Pennsylvania researchers.
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Hospitals are testing innovative ways to harness the power of social media data.
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Those are three great examples of how doctors are using social media today.
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Periscope in the OR is the next iteration of live tweeting. But unlike enduring media like YouTube, Periscope may be limited in its educational value.
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A study by researchers at Boston Children’s Hospital finds patients’ tweets could be used to supplement hospital quality improvement surveys. Although the researchers found no direct relationship between the tweets and quality improvement surveys, they say the Twitter data capture patient sentiments in an unsolicited way and provide a broader view than surveys. FierceHealthcare, BMJ Quality & Safety.
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You’ve got your Twitter account going and you’ve made a few good jokes. You’ve garnered a few followers on Facebook. Every day, you put a little time into yours social channels. How long until you start seeing some actual sales or conversions?
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When applied to clinical trials, wearable technology is a potentially powerful research tool to gather clinical data in real-time and provide remote patient
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Social media can be a minefield, but platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter can also provide physicians and other healthcare professionals with an array of previously unheard-of advantages and the ability to confer with other professionals–no matter where they are in the world.
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