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This talk was given at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine by Dr. Ryan Madanick (RyanMadanickMD) on October 27, 2011, as part of the UNC Academy of Educators Lecture Series. Via AnneMarie Cunningham, Marie Ennis-O'Connor, Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
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Les patients vont chercher en ligne à quoi correspondent leurs maladies dans le but d’être mieux informés et préparés à jouer.. Via catherine cerisey
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InPharm.com is a leading portal for the pharmaceutical industry, providing industry professionals with pharma news, jobs, events, and service company listings. Via Dawn Van Dam
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Sarah is a woman on a mission, to accomplish as much as possible, in terms of improving the patient experience and to help the FMD (fibromuscular dystrophy) cause. She took some of her precious time in Paris, while at ... Via Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
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Smashing Silos & Encouraging Collaboration in Health Marketing Communications.
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HThousands of African Americans have died in the wake of the AIDS epidemic. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, AIDS is the leading cause of death among African Americans. Via Cyclogram
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Have you ever wondered why Facebook works? Now Fitbit, a new health hardware startup is implementing the same techniques. Via Alex Butler
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As well as being at the forefront of the entertainment industry, games are a rewarding form of personal expression and communication for millions of people around the world. Games also represent the most powerful ingredient in the human interaction with technology; fuelling development of the interface tools people take for granted in their relationships with computers and driving technical development.
Via Alex Butler
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In a new paper, Darrell West argues that technology is poised to alter how health care is delivered, the quality of the patient experience and its cost. Via Aviv Lotan
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Promotion Health: Tips for Pregnant When Exercise Physical Activity http://t.co/i1FSdRgs...
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Click here for great health appsOcalaWe're big fans of health apps, those clever little programs that convert your smartphone or tablet into a stress reliever, workout buddy, healthy eating log, even a personal assistant that tracks your blood...
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Anne Marie Cunningham (@amcunningham) writes:
'"My very first tweet was made in May 2008. preparing for a seminar on medicine and the media- thinking about health 3.0" — AnneMarie Cunningham (@amcunningham) May 27, 2008
I was invited to join Twitter by a friend who works in IT. It just happens that at the time I was still at work thinking about a teaching session so my first tweet has quite a strong medical education flavour.
Like many people I wasn't sure what to actually make of Twitter after this and I left it for several months until I went to two medical education conferences and decided that social media could serve a purpose for me.
But I'm not a techno-evangelist. I believe we have to be very careful about how we use technology and to consider how it impacts on relationships.
If you google web 2 (a term for newer social technologies including social media) sceptic then the top result is actually about me, because I have disputed with other doctors in the past that these technologies are having any impact on our clinical practice. And I am still uncertain about this.
However I am certain, and have decided that I can allow myself to be evangelical, about the benefits that can be had for anyone who is at this conference and is therefore interested in improving medical education. I started becoming aware of this a short while after starting my own blog in October 2008 which is why in 2009 I gave a presentation at [the Association for the Study of Medical Educaton Annual Scientific Meeting] ASME about how social media and networks could develop and support scholarship in medical education. However, this did not lead to the expected paradigm shift in scholarly communication. So I have decided that I might need to be a little more direct with you this time. And this is why I am going to give you 10 reasons why you should be on Twitter now.' Via AnneMarie Cunningham
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L'organisme américain Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) possède une vaste expérience d'utilisation des médias sociaux en santé et partage généreusement son expertise dans son dernier guide de rédaction Writing for Social Media. Via FredColantonio
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Des professionnels de la santé qui souffrent de leur isolement utilisent le réseau social pour échanger avec leurs confrères. La plupart sont prudents, parfois méfiants. Via catherine cerisey
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For the first time in history, more people are searching the Internet for health information than asking doctors. Digital health consumers, known as e-patien... Via catherine cerisey
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Older Patients Are Online. Is Your Marketing? Direct mail has long since been the undisputed heavyweight champion of eye-care marketing to older patients. But now with 53 percent of seniors using email and the Internet, ...
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Area di ricerca per approfondire l’utilizzo delle leve del marketing sociale e della comunicazione per la prevenzione e la promozione della salute.
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Reblogged from MARKETING YOUR HOSPITAL: · Click to visit the original post. With the plethora of media options, marketing channels and consumer touch points, integration is essential for maximizing marketing success. Via Dean Berg
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Interest in the use of mobile technology has soared among public health practitioners and researchers in recent years, and there is a growing body of evidence regarding different kinds of programmatic experiences. A recently published Cochrane Review focusing specifically on text messaging to support antiretroviral adherence reported strong evidence of the effectiveness of this intervention.
At a conference session devoted to mobile technology, researchers considered the use of mobile phones as an adherence tool on both the local and national level, and also reported on how mobile phone systems might aid health personnel with clinical decision-making and record-keeping.
One study was implemented within the context of a healthcare program for HIV-positive infants in Haiti. It was hoped that phone communication between health clinic staff and the mothers of the infants would increase clinic attendance, improve treatment adherence and facilitate the monitoring of infant health. Via nrip
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According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, health communication is “the study and use of communication strategies to inform and influence individual and community decisions that enhance health.” The purpose of this ...
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