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How would you describe the universe of online physician communities? Up until today, there were two historic categories, those launched within the borders of one country and those, generally more recent, that were launched with a global perspective. This of course can change through acquisitions, and one such acquisition was posted today.
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Using SMS/text messaging to communicate with patients may be the next big thing in mHealth. But you can't just create a pithy message and push "send." According to digital marketing firm Read more...
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GPs have raised ethical concerns after the online community Doctors.net.uk was bought for a reported £13 million by the US marketing company M3 USA.
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Social media in healthcare is evolving and finding its way into operational and clinical tools and this has been where much of my focus has been lately. However, I do want to check-in with where healthcare social media got it's...
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Will Google+ put a dent in Facebook? Maybe. Will it be the beginning of the end for Facebook? Unlikely. While it won’t replace Facebook, its introduction of Google+ is a significant one.
's comment August 24, 2011 1:14 PM
With all of the new security and sharing changes Facebook will be implementing beginning tomorrow, I think Google+ will falter. The selling point of Google+ is the ability to share posts and pictures with certain, well-defined buckets of people (friends, co-workers, family), Facebook will soon be implementing the same abilities. Should be interesting to see the war!
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The paper of the #hcsmUK (health care social media UK) community. Published on a weekly basis it collates the best posts of the last 7 days.
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New learning vehicles could help younger packaging pros get up to speed
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Opportunities and Risks: Social Media Activities and Pharmacovigilance Responsibilities by Pharma IQ
Opportunities and Risks: Social Media Activities and Pharmacovigilance Responsibilities by Pharma IQ - On Monday Facebook stopped letting pharmaceutical companies disable the comments feature on their company pages.
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Editor's Note: Dr. John Brownstein works at the Children’s Hospital in Boston on public health surveillance. This post is part of the Global Innovation Showcase created by the New America Foundation and the Global Public Square.
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We want you to tell us about your favourite health apps, and to hear your ideas for new apps that you would like to see.
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Within in five years primary care providers will begin being replaced by sociable humanoid robots, avatars, and computer programs. Within ten years you will no longer hear any complaints about medical students choosing specialty residencies over family practice because the role of the physician will be completely redefined to complement a rules based approach to the diagnosis and treatment of many diseases.
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There is an enormous struggle to leverage the strengths of social media in the health care space. This challenge is widely discussed in the media as pharma companies seek clear guidelines from regulatory agencies. Regardless, the massive potential to use social media and community efforts to support pharmaceutical and disease research is real and patients and the medical community are slowly edging towards programs that work without violating regulation.
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It doesn’t take much imagination to think of ways in which all of the data being recorded into electronic health records (EHRs) could be used study diseases and map trends.
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This is an article about measuring return on investment on a digital initiative and forms part of our 'a beginner's guide to digital' series.
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What would Google do if it had access to everyone's health data?
Monica Rix Paxson's comment,
August 27, 2011 12:43 AM
Not fond of Google. Keep them away from my health data or anything else.
Monica Rix Paxson's comment,
August 27, 2011 12:43 AM
Not fond of Google. Keep them away from my health data or anything else.
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InPharm.com is a leading portal for the pharmaceutical industry, providing industry professionals with pharma news, jobs, events, and service company listings.
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Facebook stopped allowing pharma companies to block commenting recently, but they also added a new feature to make it a bit easier as well.
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Perhaps the biggest challenges facing the next generation of physicians is information overload.
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InPharm.com is a leading portal for the pharmaceutical industry, providing industry professionals with pharma news, jobs, events, and service company listings.
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Craig Lipset, member of the Advisory Board for eClinical Summit, recently sat down to discuss some of the hot topics facing the world of technology and innovation in clinical trials.
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Update August 20, 2011, 4:39 pm PDT : be sure to read the message from EpiRen, René Najera in the comments EpiRen is the twitter handle of René Najera. His twitter account was linked to his blog, which had his...
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Complex medical regimens can confuse patients and be a hindrance to proper treatment. But, Smart Design's Eric Freitag writes, new technology promises to help both patients and health-care professionals stay on top of prescription medications.
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