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Tag Archives: iPhone
Customer service follies
It’s important not to write a blog post or Tweet in anger or frustration. Lots of people say you should count to 10 before you hit “publish” or send. I agree with this advice, and I took it in the case I’m about to share with you. In fact, in this case I counted to [...]
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 Care, health IT, healthcare, mobile, smartphones 1 Comment
AED4EU and the Power of Twitter
Yesterday I posted a video in which Lucien Engelen (@zorg20) interviewed me about social media in healthcare, which he shot while I was his guest in the Netherlands earlier this month. I interviewed Lucien that same day, asking him to tell the story about the mobile phone application for iPhone and Android that he had [...]
Posted in Productivity, Social Media, Twitter Also tagged AED4EU, Android, Augmented Reality, Europe, health, Lucien Engelen, Medicine, Netherlands, Twitter 5 Comments
RAQ: Would you do a video about why PR and marketing pros need an iPhone?
At the #mayoragan09 conference earlier this week I participated in a “30 ideas in 30 minutes” panel, which was intended to provide rapid-fire, practical applications and next steps to take for people interested in incorporating social media into their health care work. My first tip (after the obligatory “Get a Flip”), was: Get an iPhone. [...]
Posted in Chancellor RAQs, Conferences, Social Media Also tagged Audible, Flip video, Marketing, PR, Public Relations, SMUG, Social Media, Twitter 3 Comments
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