“Physicians Using Social Media, 2.0 Tools to improve their practice”
Curated by
Denise Silber
RT @nfinn8421: Does Technology Help Doctors Diagnose and Treat Our Illnesses? 
Things to watch in virtual collaboration: #telepresence robots to join doctors during rounds in Singapore. 
The Risks of Not Participating in Healthcare and Social Media The Internet has forever changed the way our patients will approach healthcare. 
Only a few days ago, a revolution in medical education, The Social MEDia Course was launched with 16 flash Prezis, exciting tests, badges and achievements; hundreds of students have already signed up and the course also got some great coverage. 
We like to see ourselves as online or offline but nowhere in between. But the two have begun to overlap. In 2009 I read Clay Shirky’s Here Comes Everybody. At the time it didn’t impress me like it does now. Here’s what he said: “The old view of... Doctors using social media more for job search, survey says #jobs http://t.co/85jWJmE3... 
Like last year, Withings will be present at the conference “Doctors 2.0 & You” in Paris, in May 23rd and 24th. Doctors 2.0 & You is a digital health conference founded by social media and eHealth experts. “Can New Technologies Improve Healthcare?” – Podcast with Denise Silber, John Mack & Frank Antwerpes
“A conversation with Denise Silber, CEO of Basil Strategies and Founder of the Doctors 2.0 & You conference, and Dr. Frank Antwerpes, President, DocCheck Medical, about the use of Web 2.0 and social media such as Twitter for improving patient care.
A couple of years back I read an interesting book called Rejuvenile. It concerns the emerging culture of adults who like to do kid things – Lego’s, paintball, etc.
Doctors 2.0 & You is proud to announce our conference partnership with Doctorpreneurs – “Doctorpreneurs highlights inspiring examples of healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship. 
Doctors Are Waiting For Pharma To Enter The Digital World http://t.co/LiYKG1cD #branddrift #hcsmin... 
RT @chimoose Good stuff from @doctorwes: A Twitter Primer for Doctors http://t.co/cc2B3Bqj Useful advice. 
If you haven’t read the Creative Destruction of Medicine you need to take a peek. As I mentioned in my initial thoughts here on this blog, I consider this one of the most important books of our generation. |
AMA Honors Physicians on National Doctors’ Day (AMA Honors Physicians on National Doctors’ Day.)... 
RT @amednews: How wireless is being used by doctors. 
Jay Parkinson, MD found a great picture showing that telemedicine was predicted in 1925. In my new series I ask medical professionals and e-patients about how they use social media presented through practical examples and suggestions (so far: a rheumatologist, a diabetes blogger, and a pediatrician answered my questions, each of them... 
Our new paper was just published in the special edition of New Biotechnology. This is a review with the title: “The triad of success in personalised medicine: pharmacogenomics, biotechnology and regulatory issues from a Central European perspective“. 
Four active social media influencers share their voices to define patient engagement and comment on why digital technology is important for the doctor/patient and caregiver relationship.What is ... Marc Salomon is a French cardiologist with 20 years of experience in cardiac surgery and intensive care has applied his experience to the development of patient education programs and services on the web and by phone.
A research letter published yesterday in JAMA reports patterns of online physician behavior. A recall survey of 68 state board executives was taken on disciplinary matters related to online misconduct. Of the 48 respondents, 44 reported having... When most physicians I talk to hear the term "social media," they envision pimply-faced teenagers discussing offensive YouTube videos on Facebook or sending out five Tweets per minute describing the taste of their latest burp. 
Bertalan Mesko, MD, founder and managing director of Webicina.com, has launched a new course aiming to educate future physicians about the fundamentals of social media. Mesko writes: I believe the attitude of future ... Apple's iPads and rival devices are finding a happy home in hospitals and medical practices. But as with driving, distractions are threatening safety — in this case, patient safety. 
Medicine has certainly progressed in the past 50 years, but the day when tricorders diagnose every ailment instantly and treatments are tail... |
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