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Social Technologies in Health Care – Part III
Note: This is the third in a series of posts based on material I provided in advance for a two-part panel in March sponsored by ASAE & The Center for Association Leadership, “Social Technologies in Healthcare: Applications, Implications and What’s Next?“ Question Three: How should medical associations/societies capitalize on social technologies in their work? Societies and [...]
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Social Technologies in Health Care
In late March, I had the opportunity to participate in a two-part panel sponsored by ASAE & The Center for Association Leadership, “Social Technologies in Healthcare: Applications, Implications and What’s Next?“ I did a recap post of the event here. To set up the conversation, each of the panelists were asked to respond to a series of [...]
Posted in Conferences, Health Care, Social Media Also tagged Health Care, Social Media, social technologies 7 Comments
Healthcare Associations and Social Networks
Last Tuesday I had the opportunity to participate in a two-part panel discussion on Healthcare and Social Technologies, sponsored by ASAE & the Center for Association Leadership. It was part of the organization’s first Healthcare Association Conference, bringing together leadership from many different medically oriented associations. Acronym, which is ASAE & the Center’s aptly-named blog, [...]
Posted in Conferences, Health Care Also tagged Buzzmachine, Craigslist, Frank Fortin, Health Care, healthcare, Jeff Jarvis, NEJM, New England Journal, wwgd Leave a comment
SRO at ASAE
We had great turnout for part one of our panel, discussing strategic issues involving associations and social tools. Here’s a photo. I’ll have a post with a review of the discussion, hopefully later today.



Social Technologies in Health Care – Part IV