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Pharma's 2012 in … social mediaPMLiVE (blog)Noteworthy uses of social media by pharma in 2012 included Roche's sponsorship in March of the Diabetes Nest platform, a Twitter-based social network that curates, filters and presents relevant, real-time...
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A compter du 21 mai 2013, les entreprises pharmaceutiques mettent en place un nouveau dispositif d’envoi des lettres d’information aux professionnels de santé (médecins, pharmaciens, infirmières, kinésithérapeutes, sages-femmes…). Delete the scoop?
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Mettre fin aux conflits d’intérêts entre des médecins et les laboratoires pharmaceutiques. Le précédent ministre de la Santé, Xavier Bertrand,... Delete the scoop?
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Un nouveau service en ligne dédié aux infirmièr(e)s, soutenu par le laboratoire Sanofi a été lancé sur la toile : Information Shareapy. Découverte. Information Shareapy est un nouveau service en li... Delete the scoop?
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Conférence à l’institut Curie dans le cadre de Prospective 2100-CNRS L’émergence des réseaux sociaux et le foisonnement d’applications numériques ont bouleversé les relations humaines. Ces technologies s’apprêtent désormais à investir le champ de notre santé et de notre bien-être. Coachs pour l’exercice physique, capteurs biophysiologiques, thérapies en ligne, aides à la méditation, assistants à la parentalité, stimulation cognitive pour lutter contre le vieillissement… Chaque jour, de nouvelles applications viennent s’interposer entre nos comportements et les règles à suivre pour une vie saine. Jusqu’où ? Puisque maintenant nous voilà informés, accompagnés, encadrés et suivis pour lutter contre nos comportements ‘‘à risque’’, la responsabilisation de chacun sur sa santé ira-t-elle jusqu’au refus de soins pour ne pas avoir suivi les recommandations ? Telles sont les questions que la prochaine séance du club « Santé-Solidarité » de Prospective 2100, abordera et discutera le 15 mai prochain avec Christophe Deshayes et Jean-Baptiste Stuchlik. S’inscrire auprès de prospective 2100 Mercredi 15 mai 2013 à 19h précises (ouverture des portes 18h 30)
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Christophe Deshayes's comment,
May 17, 9:49 AM
Bonjour, si ça vous intéresse, la vidéo de cette conférence est disponible sur mon scoop it, ici : http://www.scoop.it/t/sante-et-numerique bon visionage :)
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May 17, 9:53 AM
Bonjour, si ça vous intéresse, la vidéo de cette conférence est disponible sur mon scoop it, ici : http://www.scoop.it/t/sante-et-numerique bon visionage :)
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Une équipe de médecins, pharmaciens et informaticiens a conçu un logiciel qui traque les commentaires des internautes sur leur prise de médicaments. Delete the scoop?
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À l'occasion de la Journée mondiale sans tabac (31 mai), le groupe MNH lance une application mobile destinée à aider et encourager au quotidien les personnes souhaitant arrêter de fumer : "Resistab... Delete the scoop?
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MyHealthTeams a développé trois sites de réseaux sociaux dédiés chacun à une maladie chronique. Une approche de niche qui, dans le cadre de Big Data, pourrait se révéler fort utile à la recherche. Delete the scoop?
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In an experimental study, psychologist Victoria Shaffer compared the ratings patients give to physicians who didn’t ask for advice, physicians who asked another expert for advice, and physicians who used decision-making software for treatment advice.
“Patients had no problem with [physicians who seek] consulting advice from an expert,” Shaffer said. “It was really the use of the computerized decision aid that makes them most concerned.” Via Andrew Spong 
Andrew Spong's curator insight,
April 8, 7:05 AM
Everyone wants the fastest, most accurate diagnosis they can acquire (although they may also want a second decision). Clinical decision support tools can help deliver on this requirement in a timely manner.
To me, this article is suggesting that there is an educational need for doctors who use diagnostic tools to explain to their patients why they are using them, *not* a suggestion that they stop using them. 
Deborah Verran's comment,
April 9, 4:40 PM
Important that everyone in the healthcare system understand what are the challenges with conveying why this technology is being used, to the public
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April 16, 9:34 PM
[SSR: Never underestimate the value of asking for expert advise. It makes you look smart to use multiple resoucres.] Delete the scoop?
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PokitDok, Caremerge, MangoHealth, Asthmapolis, and Allayo are our picks for HealthBeat 2013's 5 coolest consumer apps. Via Alex Butler Delete the scoop?
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Le Syndicat National des Dermatologues lance une application pour sensibiliser le grand public aux dangers du soleil : SoleilRisk. Découverte. Développée par le Syndicat National des Dermatologues ... Delete the scoop?
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L'Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS) profite de la prochaine Journée mondiale sans tabac (31 mai 2013) pour promouvoir l'interdiction de la... Delete the scoop?
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Infographie sur les pilules contraceptives, leur composition et les facteurs à risques Via Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek Delete the scoop?
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A recent survey by Deloitte found that 43 percent of doctors use smartphones or tablets for clinical purposes, which the firm suggested included EHR access, e-prescribing, and physician-to-physician communication. Via Olivier Delannoy 
Antoine POIGNANT, MD's curator insight,
May 16, 12:04 PM
Presque un médecin sur deux... Budget digital moyen < 10 % au maximum !!! Un bel avenir pour http://www.meditailing.com ;-) 
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May 16, 8:54 PM
And 63% of doctor use mobile for medical reference. The conclusion is that Pharma's need to interact with doctor via mobile devices Delete the scoop?
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Marisol Touraine, la ministre des Affaires sociales et de la Santé, a annoncé mercredi le lancement de la campagne de l'Inpes « La contraception qui vous convient existe ». Delete the scoop?
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Action contre la Faim a fait appel à l'agence conseil WhoAreYou et l'atelier digital Angström pour réaliser sa nouvelle campagne marketing, relayée sur Twitter avec le hashtag #Nutrir. Via Isabelle Delignière-Léglise Delete the scoop?
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Le CFOA (Comité Français d'Observation des Allergies) lance un site web pour sensibiliser les enfants et leurs parents aux problèmes des allergies : parlemoidetonallergie.com. Présentation. Le CFOA... Delete the scoop?
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The boundaries between the physician – patient relationship have always been difficult as the relationship is based on trust, intimacy and the ability to share information from both sides of the desk. This relationship has grown more complex due to the rise of social media engagement. Physicians are being friend-ed, followed and reviewed across the digital channel like crazy, placing the doctors that care for them in difficult positions regarding the confidentiality of their patients who often don’t think about the impact of their digital-buddy request.
Similarly, due to the ease of digital communications, the commonly time-stretched doctor also faces temptation to use quick communication methods to reach their audience, in lieu of a more professional path. No-one really wants their test results Tweeted to them! These examples of digital doctoring to be avoided are covered in the guidance. Protecting patient privacy and confidentiality is stressed as the main area for focus when using social media.
In order to help doctors better understand digital communication best practices and to fill a gap than many medical practice management efforts have neglected, about a week ago, the American College of Physicians (ACP) and Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) published a policy paper entitled“Online Medical Professionalism: Patient and Public Relationships.” Some of the highlights from this publication can be found in this helpful table Via Andrew Spong 
rob halkes's curator insight,
May 3, 1:00 PM
One, if not the first of set of guidelines specifically directed at the relationship between physician and patients! 
AnneMarie Cunningham's curator insight,
May 4, 8:50 PM
Yes, this really is guidance which covers communicating with patients through social media... still a lot to think through 
Everett Hudson's curator insight,
May 6, 5:31 AM
Finally we need something that clearly draws the lines beteween patient and doctor relationship especially when using technology. Delete the scoop?
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