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Robust information management – and not merely infrastructure – is the therapy that healthcare in developing countries desperately need…
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ClickClinica, the app that maps disease outbreaks
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Academics are now getting in on the app action. Earlier this month, researchers at Liverpool University launched ClickClinica, a free app for doctors. It brings together authoritative guidelines for handling medical issues, from bodies such as the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), so doctors can check best practice before treating their patients.
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Conflicted Twitter: How should doctors handle disclosure on social media?
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Don’t talk about your patients on Twitter. Avoid friending them on Facebook. Keep your professional online life distinct from your personal one.
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Should Your Doctor Be Following You On Twitter?
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Health News – Physicians Fail to Disclose Conflicts of Interest on Social Media
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Physicians Fail to Disclose Conflicts of Interest on Social Media…
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How Social Media Can Help Connect Providers to e-Patients
Kent Bottles, M.D., medical keynote speaker and healthcare consultant specializing in the future of healthcare and healthcare leadership, presents at e-Patient Connections, an annual conference that showcases innovative ways to reach, engage and educate e-patients, caregivers, and digital health consumers.
Wishful thinking in medical education: What I have learnt about blogging
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Why Anne Marie Cunningham, GP and Clinical Lecturer in Cardiff University, Wales, UK, blogs
#hcsmca’s 2-year report card – Infographic
Presenting #hcsmca’s 2-year report card. Thank you Alaina Cyr for creating yet another beautiful infographic. And don’t forget to read her commentary below and add your thoughts and interpretations. What a community!
By Alaina Cyr (@AlainaBCyr)
It’s my pleasure to share with you #hcsmca’s 2-year report card!
Like the 6-month and 18-month report cards that came before, this infograph shows how the #hcsmca community has grown since September 29, 2010. But what I find most meaningful in this report card is how the history and identity of our community shines through between the graphs and numbers.
As I look over the familiar faces of those daring souls who’ve moderated a chat, I see representation from throughout the spectrum of healthcare. Like our community as a whole, the moderators are patients, caregivers, students, researchers, communicators, developers, nurses, doctors, representatives from medical practices, non-profit organizations and, often times, several of these at once…
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Engaging and Motivating Patients Online With Enhanced Resources-Diabetes
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Online disease management of diabetes: Engaging and Motivating Patients Online With Enhanced Resources-Diabetes (EMPOWER-D), a randomized controlled trial
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Content Marketing in Healthcare: Finding Content (part 3)
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Curator’s Note: The third post in a series from Dr. Russell Faust on how to define a content marketing strategy in healthcare. This third post focuses on leveraging the existing content with your organization. Great post!
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