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Category Archives: Health Care
The Evolution of the Revolution
I’m in Seattle this morning for #SwedishRagan, and sharing our experience with social media at Mayo Clinic, as well as information about our Center for Social Media and the Social Media Health Network. As is my custom, I will move really quickly through lots of slides in my presentation, so I post them here for [...]
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Swedish Society of Medicine Presentation
I had the delightful opportunity yesterday to present a guest lecture for the Swedish Society of Medicine at their annual meeting on Gothenburg, Sweden. After my presentation, we had a symposium in which four other panelists and I also delivered 15-minute addresses. Here are the slides I used for the longer presentation. Aside from the [...]
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American Medical News highlights hospital social media
American Medical News has a nice profile this morning of Dana Lewis, who exemplifies the new role, in an article titled “Hospitals’ new specialist: Social media manager.” The article begins: For otolaryngologist Douglas Backous, MD, Twitter and blogging were “like speaking a foreign language.” So he went to his hospital and got himself a translator: [...]
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Bringing the Revolution to Iowa
This afternoon I get to speak to the annual meeting of the Iowa Hospital Association. I had the opportunity in June (in a social media conference that had been postponed by a February blizzard) to present to a group of communicators from the Iowa Hospitals. I understand this will be a broader-based group that will [...]
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Studying a Rare Disease with Dr. Tweet