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Many hospitals and practices still hesitate to jump on board the social media bandwagon. Here’s some practical advice to guide your organization through the decision process.
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Researchers at the University of Southern California are looking into how Facebook and Twitter can play a part in promoting healthy behaviours.
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Individually Tailored Internet-Based Treatment for Young Adults and Adults With Panic Attacks: Randomized Controlled Trial…(Abstract)
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More than half of patients would Skype their GP if the option was available, new research by digital service NHS local* has revealed.This way of consulting the doctor could be “invaluable” for housebound patients, said the Chair of the Royal…
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iRounds — which is being called Twitter for doctors — gives physicians a community to discuss cases and get second opinions.
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According to 2011 comScore data, over 130 million people go online every month to search for health-related information. Many go to learn more about a symptom a loved one may be experiencing.
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Healthcare marketers are so adept at helping others find their own voice that they sometimes lose their own.
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Kristi Eells @Kristi_Eells
Last week, Michael Planchart a.k.a. @theEHRGuy kicked off the second annual #HIT100 contest. This crowd-sourcing
contest is a really cool, fun way to nominate anyone in the health IT and health IT social media communities, who have been supporting and contributing to the healthcare information technology movement through social media, articles, books, blogging, etc. over the last year. So far, it’s gotten quite a bit of buzz on Twitter and I’ve even seen some health IT publications talk about it, including a post from Healthcare IT News answering five questions about the contest.
With this in mind, I wanted to share my own list of health IT gurus who I’ve personally followed and supported through social media in the last year. My list includes:
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For starters, it’s making her job easier.
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