Curator's Note: There is little question that with the high popularity of Facebook, it's an ideal platform to share healthcare information - to engage patients. You could also argue that it's the ideal platform to store PHI. With it's high user base and familiar interface, it's a better choice compared to the alternatives. There is just one problem - trust. Sharing healthcare information is one thing, trusting Facebook to keep PHI secure is another. Unfortunately, Facebook's actions have put trust into question and it will take considerable time to regain that trust - if they ever do.
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When it comes to doctors and social media, hospitals fail miserablyInformationWeek HealthcareIt's no wonder that many hospitals are taking a heavy handed approach when it comes to their doctors and social media.
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So good--->RT @digmedcom: How to Become a Healthcare Social Media Superstar http://t.co/mOHKHEZB #hcsm...
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One of the more popular options that is gaining recognition is article marketing. Traditionally healthcare professionals have not explored alternative marketing techniques. In times past, there really wasn't a need for healthcare ...
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Social Medicine is the Next Big Thing After Social MediaInformationWeek HealthcareIt is the key to unleashing the power of social medicine. Welcome to the future of healthcare.
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He is a healthcare social media thought leader and a great guy. In this video, he sings the “Social Media ROI Rag” at the 2012 Connecting Healthcare & Social Media Conference in New York City (#hcsmNY on twitter) on May ...
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Digital, social and mobile media will be a priority: Consumers, healthcare providers and health-and-wellness businesses will use digital and social communities to connect, learn and engage. And with the projected growth of ...
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Leading in Social at Cleveland Clinic. Like it? 0. comments. 0. Posted May 23, 2012 with 13 reads. Keywords: cleveland clinic, getting started with social media for healthcare marketers, Health Hub, Paul Matsen, Social Media.
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6 reasons physicians need to be on social mediaHealthcare IT NewsNEW YORK – Live tweeting, ukulele playing and numerous discussions swirling around social media and healthcare were to had throughout the Connecting Healthcare + Social Media...
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If you have clicked on the above links to search engines or use one of the above you quickly realize that the landing page offers much more than search with the presence of social media platforms as well as advertisements.
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I'm enthusiastic about the changes that are taking place at the intersection of Healthcare-Medicine and Social Media…. ... Your Healthcare and Social Media Presence: Reputation Management - February 9, 2012.
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SocialMed: How Much 'Klout' Do You Have?MedPage TodayA list of the top 10 "social media influencers in healthcare" published in January had MedPage Today's Kevin Pho, author of the KevinMD blog, in the number one spot with a Klout score of 63.
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Given HIPAA and HITECH privacy and breach rules, how can you best prevent the disclosure of protected healthcare information on insecure social media sites? 2. Given the distraction factor and productivity loss that can ...
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If you are in hospital marketing, you should be ready to discuss, and possibly defend, your Facebook engagement. Here are a few suggestions.
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Finding Healthcare via Social Media. I attended the first-ever Connecting HealthCare and Social Media Conference (#hcsmny) conference last week in New York City. A joint effort between the NYC Health Business Leaders, ...
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I just finished several months of traveling to healthcare marketing conferences, speaking at conferences, and religiously tweeting from sessions. This week while I was attending the Spring Symposium of the New England ...
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2 Common Myths Doctors and Other Healthcare Professionals Avoid Social Media by Designer Rob Russo, Creative Director of MediaDoc Marketing. So many doctors and other healthcare professionals avoid social media ...
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Twitter Emerges as Health Policy Sounding BoardMedPage Today"Social media, such as Twitter, are a useful way to gauge public sentiment," said Prabhu, a medical student at New York University in New York City.
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Healthcare consumers are tech savvy and turning to the Web for research and to reach out regarding their medical needs. Enhance your online marketing strategy.
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How to Engage in the Healthcare IT Conversation via Social Media. We are more connected to information today than ever before. We are on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WordPress, RSS feeds, E-newspapers, E-Magazines, ...
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4 keys to creating a common-sense approach to social mediaHealthcare IT NewsNEW YORK – During one of the first talks at the Connecting Healthcare + Social Media Conference this past week in New York, Ed Bennett, director of Web and communications ...
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Medical Schools and Teaching Hospitals Take on the BlogosphereInformationWeek HealthcareIn a 2011 survey by the AAMC's Group on Institutional Advancement (GIA), 44 percent of medical school and teaching hospital respondents reported using blogs as...
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Curator's Note: Great article! How do you engage patients that are not sick? Combine healthcare information with their other interests and Keep it Simple Stupid (KISS).
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To list your practice in Google Places, and customize your page, simply head on over to Google Places and click “Get started.”...
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Koita: Will Facebook Revolutionize Healthcare?
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