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Tag Archives: Health Care
Meet me in Paris?
This would ordinarily be the place where I would insert a punch line like, “Yes, I’m speaking in Paris, Texas” or one of the other 22 cities in the U.S. named “Paris.” Or maybe I’d be referring to a convention at the casino in Las Vegas with a miniature (though still very large) version of [...]
Posted in Conferences, Health Care, Internet Also tagged Health Executive Summit, IT, Lee Aase, Paris, technology Leave a comment
A Philosophy for Starting with Social Media
I was in Boston a couple of weeks ago for a presentation to the Massachusetts Hospital Association, and afterward had a chance to talk with Dan Carter (@DanRPG) about social media in healthcare. Dan posted the edited video yesterday on his Health Care 3.0 Ning site:
Posted in Conferences, Health Care, Social Media Also tagged Dan Carter, Lee Aase, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Hospital Association, Social Media Leave a comment
Resistance is Futile: Smartphone Apps Coming to Health Care
How Smartphones are Changing Health Care for Consumers and Providers is the topic of an excellent report just out from Jane Sarasohn-Kahn (@HealthyThinker) and the California Healthcare Foundation. It begins… The topic of smartphones in health is an intersection of two fast-evolving ecosystems: health and technology. The junction is a dynamic one in which a [...]
Posted in Health Care Also tagged apps, health IT, healthcare, iPhone, mobile, smartphones 1 Comment
Examples of Social Media in CME?
I met with a group today interested in seeing how we could use social media tools for Continuing Medical Education (CME), which is now called Continuous Professional Development. Someone asked what is being done at other centers, so as a demo of the power of social media, I said I would use social tools to [...]
Posted in Health Care, Social Media, Twitter Also tagged CME, CPD, Education, Mayo Clinic, Medical Education, Medicine 1 Comment
SXSW Health Track: One Day to Submit Your Panel