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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Larry Weber on the Future of Hospital Marketing & Social Media
[ratings] Today I’m presenting at an event for the Massachusetts Hospital Association (@MAHospitalAssoc), and the first speaker is Larry Weber (@theLarryWeber), who is chairman of Racepoint Group. There’s a great crowd here (more than 100), and I’m also getting a great chance to meet David Harlow (@HealthBlawg), and he’s going to show me around Boston [...]
Posted in Conferences Tagged Larry Weber, Massachusetts Hospital Association, Racepoint Group 5 Comments
Top SMUG Book Recommendations
While we have a SMUG book store that I plan to reorganize and upgrade, I wanted to take a moment to highlight three books that most professionals thinking about applying social media will find particularly helpful. Getting Things Done, by David Allen, is my absolute first recommendation, particularly if you just don’t think you have [...]
Posted in Book Reviews Tagged 4-Hour Workweek, Chris Anderson, David Allen, free, Getting Things Done, GTD, Lee Aase, SMUG, Tim Ferriss 1 Comment
Another Facebook Baby
In my presentations I frequently introduce my granddaughter, Evelyn, as someone who owes her existence, humanly speaking, to Facebook. As a Presbyterian elder I believe God ordains everything, but also know that He uses secondary causes to bring about His purposes. In Evelyn’s case, Facebook was the means by which her father, Kyle, met her [...]
Posted in Facebook, Personal Tagged Evelyn Borg, Facebook Baby, Judah Scott Borg, Kyle Borg, Lee Aase, Rachel Borg 1 Comment
‘Tis the gift to be simple…
[ratings] I had the delightful experience yesterday of meeting Dr. Carl May (@CarlRMay), a British collaborator of Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Victor Montori (@vmontori) on the concept of minimally disruptive medicine. I was honored that he wanted to meet with me during his visit to Mayo, and based on something he said during coffee I asked [...]
Posted in Health Care, video Tagged camera, Carl May, Flip video, Lee Aase, Mayo Clinic, minimally disruptive medicine, quakers, shakers, Victor Montori, video, Web Video, YouTube 2 Comments
An “Aha!” Moment in Massachusetts