Tag Archives: Mayo Clinic

Christmas Eve Reflections on 2010

It’s 6:30 on Christmas Eve morning as I begin writing this. Why am up early on my first of five days off from work? Because my youngest daughter, Ruthie, needed to get to her nursing assistant job at 7, and we had to get a car free from six inches of new-fallen snow. Part of [...]
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Mayo Clinic Transform Symposium – YouTube Playlist to Embed

On September 13 and 14, Mayo Clinic’s Center for Innovation hosted its second annual Transform symposium. If you weren’t able to attend in person (or even if you did, and want to review any of the presentations), we now have them uploaded as a playlist on our Mayo Clinic YouTube channel. I have embedded the [...]
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On Beta Versions, Diversity and Perceived Facial Slaps

On Thursday we announced the first 13 members of what will eventually be our 25-member external advisory board for the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media. That same post included a call for nominations for the remaining 12 members, which we are recruiting through a crowdsourcing process. Here’s what I said in that post: Our [...]
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28 Minutes with the Chancellor

One of the points I regularly make in discussing social media tools is the opportunity they provide for providing in-depth information to people who have a particular interest. The example I most frequently cite is this 10-minute video on myelofibrosis, which has been viewed more than 5,200 times on our Mayo Clinic YouTube channel. It [...]
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