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Duke Health and Facebook Advertising Case Study

Published Mon, Mar 03 2013 8:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Social Media, Social networking, People in healthcare, Technology in healthcare, wireless health, Christina Thielst, Innovation/innovative companies, Duke University, HEALTH MARKETING, marketing research, Facebook., Christina's Considerations, direct-to-consumer advertising
Gettin’ higi with it: Lupe Fiasco’s foray into public health

Published Wed, Mar 03 2013 7:00 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Social Media, Patient Engagement, Entrepreneurs, Social networking, Health Populi, Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, Food and nutrition, exercise, People in healthcare, Obama Administration, Personal Health Records, Family and kids, pharmacies, Technology in healthcare, wireless health, Innovation/innovative companies, Health care & health policy, Exercise & fitness, Medicine: wellness & disease, Psychology & behavior, Diabetes & metabolic syndrome, Obesity & weight loss, Todd Park, health tracking apps, Cardiovascular, gaming, gamification, digital platforms, controlling risk factors, Healthy habits, SXSW, SoLoMo, higi
Hysterectomy patients community launches self-tracking app

When MobiHealthNews reported on the recent Pew findings last week, we quoted Susannah Fox as saying the Long Tail of the app market likely sustains some niche health apps. One such app, the HysterSisters hysterectomy support app, demonstrates how an existing online community can leverage a social health app with a self-tracking component for additional [...] Read More...

Published Mon, Nov 11 2012 1:34 PM by mobihealthnews

Filed under: Uncategorized, Social networking, women, Hysterectomy, support community, HysterSisters
Disruptive Innovation Moving Into Medical Education

Published Fri, Oct 10 2012 5:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Health Policy, Social Media, Twitter, Patient Safety, collaboration, distance learning, Technology, Social networking, Health Care Quality, Medical Education, People in healthcare, science, Health care professionals, Technology in healthcare, Innovation/innovative companies, Health care & health policy, Cognition & the brain, medical training, Online College Course, changing education, gamification, Educate the Young, paradigm shift, Tracy Granzyk MS, Mt. Sinai Hospital
Patient Care in a Crisis

The Federation of State Medical Boards has released Model Policy Guidelines for the Appropriate Use of Social Media and Social Networking in Medical Practice. It addressed the physician-patient relationship, professional and ethical standards and provides recommendations for state medical boards to consider in educating their licensees on the proper use of social media and social n Election Feature Content: No sticky read more Read More...

Published Thu, May 05 2012 9:25 AM by Latest Blog Entries for heathcareitnews.com

Filed under: Industry News, Social Media, Mobile/Wireless, Social networking, United States, Christina Thielst
Doximity Launches iRounds

Doximity Launches iRounds, The First Real-Name, Physician-Only Forum San Mateo, Calif. (Feb. 7, 2012)-Doximity, the largest online professional physician network, today announced the launch of iRounds, the first HIPAA-secure forum for doctors that enables members to tap into the collective knowledge and experience of more than 30,000 of their colleagues for consultation on patient cases, emerging medical technologies, new research and best practices. Read more » Read More...

Published Wed, Feb 02 2012 10:04 PM by Medicine and Technology

Filed under: Social Media, Social networking, Doximity
Smartphones Drive Mobile Health

A population that is on the move will increasingly turn to mobile health applications, predicts a new market study. The Hampshire, England-based Juniper Research Ltd. projects that mobile networks will monitor 3 million patients by 2016, according to...

Published Fri, Feb 02 2012 4:12 PM by Health IT Update

Filed under: Outcomes, Software, telemedicine, Technology, Industry, Health reform, Treatment, Social networking, Health costs
CDC: Have App, Will Travel

The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now has an app geared toward the iPad generation. The CDC's leap into mobile health gives iPad users touchpad access to the organization's Facebook, Twitter and YouTube sites, as well as articles...

Published Wed, Feb 02 2012 11:41 AM by Health IT Update

Filed under: Outcomes, Software, HHS, Technology, Health reform, Social networking, Virtualization
Social Docs Share Health IT Tips

A group of physicians is using the latest social-media technology to help demystify health information technology that is overwhelming many of their medical colleagues. The heart of the project is a new website designed to "serve as a trusted resource...

Published Wed, Dec 12 2011 3:22 PM by Health IT Update

Filed under: Medical Records, Meaningful Use, Outcomes, Software, telemedicine, Technology, Health reform, Treatment, Social networking
HHS Advocates Health Texting

OMG! With a whopping 2.2 trillion text messages zipping across the U.S. last year, the Department of Health and Human Services is trying to dial up ways to have texters get their fingers do the talking about health. The HHS Text4Health Task Force notes...

Published Tue, Sep 09 2011 8:13 AM by Health IT Update

Filed under: Outcomes, Software, telemedicine, HHS, Technology, Industry, Health reform, Treatment, Social networking
Social Networks as Life Lines

Got a public-health emergency? Log into Facebook. But don't stop there. Three emergency-management experts say in a commentary this week in the New England Journal of Medicine that Twitter, foursquare, Loopt, smartphone apps, RSS feeds and other social...

Published Fri, Jul 07 2011 4:32 PM by Health IT Update

Filed under: Outcomes, Software, HHS, Technology, Industry, Social networking
Health Execs to Get IT Help

The American College of Physician Executives is offering some preventative medicine to keep hospital medical executives from being overwhelmed by the changing world of health IT. The ACPE says its new health IT leadership certificate program is designed...

Published Mon, Jun 06 2011 2:40 PM by Health IT Update

Filed under: Outcomes, Software, Technology, Industry, Health reform, Treatment, Social networking
Prize Patrol Seeks Innovation

Got a blue-ribbon health IT idea? If so, prizes courtesy of the federal government could be in your future. The Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT isn't saying just what those prizes might be, but it has pumped nearly $5 million into...

Published Fri, Jun 06 2011 1:59 PM by Health IT Update

Filed under: Outcomes, Software, telemedicine, HHS, Technology, Industry, Health reform, Social networking
Health IT Knocks Out Hep C

Telehealth played a key role in significantly increasing hepatitis C cure rates in a New Mexico medical trial, according to an article published online Wednesday by the New England Journal of Medicine. Treatment of hepatitis C, a chronic infectious disease...

Published Wed, Jun 06 2011 3:13 PM by Health IT Update

Filed under: Outcomes, Software, telemedicine, Technology, Industry, Treatment, Social networking, Health costs, Virtualization

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