My web 2.0 collection

2011-11-04T11:38:00.001+13:00

Elements of Connectivism

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Web 2.0 SoMe tools

2011-11-04T10:14:00.002+13:00

Social Network Technologies for Learning

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Health Professionals and Social Media (@amcunningham)

2011-11-04T10:01:00.004+13:00

Health professionals and social media

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New media in medical education

2011-11-04T08:54:00.001+13:00

Social Media in Medical Education: Embracing a New Medium

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How to focus.

2011-11-01T21:28:00.000+13:00

Jane Genovese

Kaiser Permanente Social Media

2011-11-01T11:58:00.001+13:00

BlogWell San Francisco Case Study: Kaiser Permanente, presented by Vince Golla

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2011-10-31T20:47:00.000+13:00

Sarah Stewart looks at social media and asks "Why should we care?"

Introducing midwives to social media

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CDC recommendations

2011-10-22T09:34:00.000+13:00

Health care and wellness maintenance have been afforded opportunities to use new
digital advantages using:

Social media tools
Multimedia
SMS
Smartphones
Smartphone applications
Channel choice
Personal health and wellness monitoring tools

The Center for Disease Control has come up with this comprehensive list to guide organisations considering the use of social media.

CDC’s Top Lessons Learned from Using Social Media
Link
During the last four years, the CDC social media team has learned a number of lessons we want to share with you. We hope these lessons will help you in developing, implementing and evaluating strong social mediapractices in your organization.
1. Make Strategic Choices and Understand the Level of Effort
Be strategic and follow demographic and user data to make choices based on audience, communications objectives and key messages. Be sure to assess the level of effort needed to maintain these channels such as time and commitment. Often, the resources needed to start and maintain social media projects are different than traditional communication efforts.
2. Go Where the People Are
Social media can help reach people where they are—millions of people use social media and spend a lot of time in these spaces learning, sharing and interacting. The popularity of key social media sites can be assessed by reviewing user statistics and demographics. Additionally, there are several niche social networking sites that target specific groups, like moms, physicians, or racial and ethnic groups; or sites that focus on a particular topic like travel or health.
3. Adopt Low-Risk Tools First
If you are starting out and finding resistance to using social media among your communication team or stakeholders, it may be helpful to first adopt low-risk solutions and later build on your successes. Products such as podcasts, videos and widgets are easily downloadable, and can be accessed from partner sites and posted on your website.
4. Make Sure Messages Are Science-based
As with any effective health communication, messages developed for dissemination through social mediachannels should be accurate, consistent and science-based.
5. Create Portable Content
Develop portable content—such as mobile applications, widgets and online videos—that can easily extend reach beyond your website to provide credible, timely, and accurate content for partners and others who want to help spread your health messages.
6. Facilitate Viral Information Sharing
Make it easy for people to share your messages and become health advocates. This can be accomplished by using social media sites such as Facebook and YouTube that encourage sharing among users, or you canuse tools with sharing features, such as widgets or eCards.
7. Encourage Participation
Social media allows for the tailoring of messages to help express empathy and acknowledge concern, promote action and listen to what people are saying about health-related topics in your community. Two- way conversations can foster meaningful communication with your audience that can help to facilitate relationships, sharing and interaction.
8. Leverage Networks
Social media allows people to easily establish and access networks on a regular basis. For example, Facebook reports the average Facebook user has 130 friends, or a network of 130 people with whom they can easily share information. The average user creates 90 pieces of content each month (Facebook 2011). By strategically leveraging these established networks, you can facilitate information sharing, and in turn, expand the reach of your health message.
9. Provide Multiple Formats
Providing messages in multiple formats increases accessibility, reinforces messages and gives peopledifferent ways to interact with your content based on their level of engagement and access to media.
10. Consider Mobile Technologies
More than ninety percent of adults in America subscribe to mobile services. Mobile technology is personal, portable and affordable. It allows the sharing of health information through text messaging, mobile websites and mobile applications.
11. Set Realistic Goals
Social media can raise awareness, increase a user’s knowledge of an issue, change attitudes and prompt behavior change in dynamic, personalized and participatory ways. However, like traditional communication, social media alone may not be able to meet all of your communication goals or address all of the target audiences’ needs. Set your goals accordingly.
12. Learn from Metrics and Evaluate Your Efforts
Digital communications offer many metrics that you can use to focus and improve your communications efforts. Metrics can help you to report usage, monitor trends and gauge the success of specific promotions or outreach efforts. Beyond simple metrics, social media efforts can also be evaluated by measuring the use of information, level of engagement with your content, and health impact. Monitoring trends and discussions on social media networks can also be a valuable way to better understand current interests, knowledge levels and potential misunderstandings or myths about your health topic. Social media provides a direct feedback loop with your audience. By analyzing the feedback available through your social media tools, you can adjust your social media strategy, reshape messages, improve processes or shift tactics.

Mayo Clinic: 20870 views, 5 favs, 10 embeds in 3 days.

2011-10-22T09:15:00.002+13:00

Social Media Summit Keynote

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Web evolution

2011-10-04T09:06:00.002+13:00

Web Squared: The next Step(s) in the Evolution of the Web.

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Knowledge Management

2011-10-04T08:38:00.002+13:00

Enterprise 2.0 Knowledge Management - Getting started

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Knowledge Management

2011-10-04T08:36:00.000+13:00

The Wikipedia Myth - Enterprise 2.0 Knowledge Management

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Knowledge Management

2011-10-04T08:35:00.002+13:00

Enterprise 2.0 Knowledge Management - People at the Center

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Skill acquisition

2011-09-25T18:31:00.002+13:00

Cns 6

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Mobile devices as boundary objects

2011-09-20T15:26:00.000+12:00

Handheld learning conference 2009 mobile devices as boundary objects on field trips

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Twitter for consultations

2011-09-20T07:26:00.001+12:00

Tweetspreekuur medicine20 Maastricht

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Social Media in healthcare has traction. It IS happening

2011-09-18T16:18:00.002+12:00

5-pln-1050-Aase

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Boundary Objects

2011-09-13T08:07:00.002+12:00

Handheld learning conference 2009 mobile devices as boundary objects on field trips

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Trends

2011-09-08T07:28:00.002+12:00

20 Mobile Trends 2011

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Why social media?

2011-09-05T18:00:00.000+12:00

What is Social Media?

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Healthcare: Twitter and Facebook

2011-09-05T17:57:00.000+12:00

How Facebook and Twitter are Changing Healthcare

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Brain Art

2011-08-26T14:56:00.002+12:00

Brainarts

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Digital Health

2011-08-26T13:09:00.002+12:00

Health and wellness in a digital age

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Australian social media stats (8 months ago)

2011-07-18T12:31:00.002+12:00

Australian social media stats for download

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Generation Z trends

2011-07-18T12:26:00.002+12:00

"How Do [They] Even Do That?" Myths and Facts About the Impact of Technology on the Lives of American Teens

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Wicked thinking

2011-07-13T08:08:00.002+12:00

Redesigning evidence based practice for wicked problems

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Connected Doctors & Citizens

2011-07-10T11:26:00.003+12:00

Analysis of Internet Use in Catalonia Health System: Webs, Doctors and Citizens

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Internet & mobile technologies in health: Pew

2011-06-30T07:02:00.001+12:00

The Rise of the e-Patient: Understanding Social Networks and Online Health Information-Seeking

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The death of envelopes

2011-06-27T14:15:00.001+12:00

Health IT: The Death of Envelopes

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Patricia F Anderson (Medical Librarian and Socal Media Superstar)

2011-06-24T20:14:00.000+12:00

The 8-Fold Path to Web Searching Power

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P. Mechael mHealth strategies

2011-06-22T10:01:00.002+12:00

Stanford globalm health_p_mechael

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mHealth evaluation

2011-06-18T13:10:00.001+12:00

Preliminary results from a survey on the use of metrics and evaluation strategies among mHealth projects

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mHealth

2011-06-18T08:13:00.003+12:00

Mobile 2.0: Design & Develop for the iPhone and Beyond

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Ubiquitous computing

2011-06-17T13:22:00.000+12:00

Gen Z

2011-05-07T13:57:00.001+12:00

(Graham Brown mobileYouth) Mobile Youth Around the World - 2011 Update

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Danish Maternity Record Proposal

2011-05-06T13:39:00.002+12:00

Great slideshare on social media

2011-04-29T13:16:00.001+12:00

Social Media

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The Rise of the ePatient

2011-04-28T07:51:00.002+12:00

The rise of the e-patient - Lee Rainie

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Social media in health care

2011-04-07T14:30:00.000+12:00

How can the NHS better exploit social media to stimulate patient involvement?

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Multi-channel health

2011-04-01T09:37:00.001+13:00

Multi-channel NHS: Joanne Shaw from Mohammad Al-Ubaydli on Vimeo.

Mobile phone population health programmes - Dr. Robyn Whittaker

2011-02-18T12:03:00.001+13:00

Mobile phone population health programmes - Dr. Robyn Whittaker

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Grounded theory myths Professor Cathy Urquhart ukais

2010-11-13T16:02:00.001+13:00

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Grounded theory myths Professor Cathy Urquhart ukais

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Transforming the landscape of clinical care: sharing international views and experiences for clinical networks

2010-11-09T11:05:00.002+13:00

Transforming the landscape of clinical care: sharing international views and experiences for clinical networksPeter Murray, director of the International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA) presented resently at the annual Health Inoformatics New Zealand (HINZ) conference in Wellington, New Zealand. He made the point that health professionals will have to recognise they will have to learn new skills and engage with new tools in order to keep up to date and importantly that mHealth will be the main channel of interaction.From a personal perspective, it was a pleasure to meet Peter Murray in New Zealand. You can follow Peter on Twitter @peterjmurray so if you have not yet engaged with Twitter, now is the time to start.

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Rational Choice Theory & Health Communication. An Overview

2010-10-23T12:20:00.001+13:00

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Rational Choice Theory & Health Communication. An Overview

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Adaptivity in Health Communication and Promotion

2010-10-23T11:57:00.001+13:00

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Adaptivity in Health Communication and Promotion

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Web 30 and RSS

2010-10-17T10:26:00.001+13:00

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Web 30 and RSS

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The integration of Information and Communication Technology into Community Pharmacist practice

2010-10-16T12:30:00.001+13:00

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The integration of Information and Communication Technology into Community Pharmacist practice

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Consumer health trends

2010-10-14T23:13:00.001+13:00

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Consumer health trends

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Information on the go

2010-10-14T11:09:00.001+13:00

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Information on the go

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"How do [they] even do that? A Pew Internet guide to teens, young adults, mobile phones and social media

2010-10-14T10:41:00.001+13:00

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"How do [they] even do that? A Pew Internet guide to teens, young adults, mobile phones and social media

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Trends in Teen Communication: Opportunities and Challenges for Public Health Campaigns

2010-10-14T10:26:00.001+13:00

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Trends in Teen Communication: Opportunities and Challenges for Public Health Campaigns

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Teens & Mobile Phones

2010-10-14T09:56:00.001+13:00

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Teens & Mobile Phones

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Internet information and email: shaping professional / patients relationship

2010-10-14T07:43:00.001+13:00

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Internet information and email: shaping professional / patients relationship

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PHRs, Health 2.0 and the Impact of Social Media on Health Care

2010-10-07T23:00:00.001+13:00

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PHRs, Health 2.0 and the Impact of Social Media on Health Care

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Social Media in Healthcare

2010-10-07T22:41:00.001+13:00

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Social Media in Healthcare

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Fox at the Mayo: Message is 'Go Mobile'

2010-09-29T13:18:00.003+13:00

mHealth Conference Dubai 2010

2010-09-25T19:36:00.001+12:00

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mHealth Conference Dubai 2010

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Analysis of Internet Use in Catalonia Health System: Webs, Doctors and Citizens

2010-09-24T11:19:00.001+12:00

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Analysis of Internet Use in Catalonia Health System: Webs, Doctors and Citizens

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Driving Change with mHealth

2010-09-12T15:13:00.001+12:00

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Driving Change with mHealth

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How Facebook and Twitter are Changing Healthcare

2010-09-11T20:10:00.001+12:00

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How Facebook and Twitter are Changing Healthcare

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Health conversations on the social web: laboratory or echo chamber

2010-09-11T00:20:00.001+12:00

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Health conversations on the social web: laboratory or echo chamber

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Web 2.0 At Work - Simple And Social Collaboration Between Coworkers

2010-09-04T08:39:00.001+12:00

Collaboration, participation and social networks

Web 2.0 At Work - Simple And Social Collaboration Between Coworkers

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PSFK presents Future Of Health

2010-08-10T08:43:00.001+12:00

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PSFK presents Future Of Health

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Network Literacy 101

2010-08-02T07:44:00.001+12:00

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Network Literacy 101

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Social Learning: an explanation using Twitter

2010-07-31T12:01:00.001+12:00

Check out this SlideShare Presentation: It presents many of the most useful social media tools.

Social Learning: an explanation using Twitter

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David Gauntlett: Making is Connecting, January 2010

2010-07-28T14:57:00.000+12:00

Socialnomics - Social Media Revolution Version 2

2010-07-28T08:31:00.000+12:00

Networked Social Media in Learning, Teaching and Research

2010-07-27T08:58:00.001+12:00

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Networked Social Media in Learning, Teaching and Research

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Communicating Health Lecture 2009

2010-05-09T22:39:00.001+12:00

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Communicating Health Lecture 2009

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Wairoa

2010-04-28T14:49:00.001+12:00

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Wairoa

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Good words

2010-03-05T18:49:00.002+13:00

"If we knew what we were doing,
it wouldn't be research, would it?"
Albert Einstein

Ontologies in eHealth

2010-02-25T05:21:00.001+13:00

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Ontologies in eHealth

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21st Century Medicine

2010-02-11T09:07:00.003+13:00

Dr Rahul Parikh MD of Kaiser Permanente is providing choices to parents who need health care for their child.
Creating an account at kp.org, parents can add their child to their account and email questions, concerns, appointment requests, medication repeats, immunisation information via a secure link.
Parents can sign up for newsletters about health topics including links to secure sites.
Parents can access a webpage with trusted information selected and provided by Dr Parikh and at Twitter.com news and tips about children’s health are also accessible. His aim is to make healthcare convenient for parents. (Dr Parikh on Twitter)

http://www.thedecisiontree.com/blog/the-decision-tree-widget

2010-02-09T08:14:00.000+13:00

http://www.thedecisiontree.com/blog/the-decision-tree-widget

Pecha Kucha

2010-01-05T08:48:00.001+13:00

Critical Thinking

2010-01-05T08:42:00.000+13:00

Fritz Kahn

2010-01-02T08:57:00.002+13:00

Fritz Kahn, a German gynaecologist born in 1888, was a real genius of medical illustrations. More than a hundred years later Henning Lederer, audiovisual artist, paid tribute to this genius by creating the video below based on Kahn’s work. Enjoy:

Source: http://scienceroll.com/2009/12/30/human-body-as-a-machine-video/

Reflection Tips

2009-12-11T07:48:00.001+13:00

Reflection Tips

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Web 2.0 Chris Paton

2009-12-07T11:28:00.001+13:00

Online Communities Workshop

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How Facebook and Twitter are Changing Healthcare

2009-11-10T09:29:00.001+13:00

How Facebook and Twitter are Changing Healthcare

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Assets Actions Attitudes

2009-10-31T21:38:00.000+13:00

The rise of the e-patient - Lee Rainie

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Mobile Phones in Healh

2009-10-20T11:24:00.001+13:00

Strengthening Women's Networks Using Mobile Phones

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Consumer Health Online ... Not One Size Fits All

2009-10-19T13:01:00.001+13:00

PF Anderson...again a useful presentation for people who want health answers

Consumer Health Online ... Not One Size Fits All

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Skype

2009-10-19T12:54:00.001+13:00

Lean to use Skype

Skype

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iGoogle

2009-10-19T12:11:00.001+13:00

iGoogle for Productivity and Outreach

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Mobile health needs

2009-10-12T16:54:00.003+13:00

A new national study released today by CTIA-The Wireless Association® in conjunction with Harris Interactive®, finds that almost 78% expressed interest in mobile health solutions and more than 15% said they were extremely/very interested in learning more about it.

Interest in mHealth service options was so strong that nearly 19% of people surveyed said they would upgrade their existing wireless plan to participate and 11% said they would even consider switching wireless providers to receive mobile healthcare services.

This in-depth study uses research from an online survey of U.S. adults and an online survey of physicians to gauge their interest in mHealth service options. After being introduced to an overview of mobile healthcare services, such as wireless remote monitoring, 40% believe it would supplement the medical care they receive from their doctor now and almost one-quarter (23%) believe mobile health services might replace doctor visits altogether.

Source: CTIA Media Press October 8th 2009

The rise of the e-patient

2009-10-12T13:55:00.001+13:00

The rise of the e-patient - Lee Rainie

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Trusting your health care provider

2009-10-09T09:15:00.000+13:00

Factors influencing built trust of the consumer in their personal health provider

Third party recommendations
Trustor’s ability to choose
Vulnerability of the trustor
Frequency, duration and quality of communication
Commitment of the trustee
Likeness (gender, age, culture/ethnicity, appearance)
Competence and relevant past experience of the trustee
Length of the relationship
Consistency over time
Temporal aspects
Knowledge received
Transparency/openness
Shared goals
Reciprocity
Being listened to by the trustee
Honesty
Empathy
Accountability of the trustee
Past experiences of the trustor

Patient participation and self responsibility

2009-10-09T08:42:00.000+13:00

Empowered patients are engaged in their care, actively collaborating with their physicians, sharing responsibility for their care.

The providers (doctors, nurses, etc) are still the providers, but the patients share in both the knowledge and the responsibility for how it all turns out.
e-patient Dave

SL Birthing Unit Progress

2009-10-09T07:02:00.001+13:00

Using A Virtual Birth Unit To Teach Midwifery Students

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Trends from ReadWriteWeb

2009-10-07T09:49:00.000+13:00

ReadWriteWeb's Top 5 Web Trends in 2009

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Health care reform for the country who is ranked 37th

2009-10-06T05:44:00.000+13:00

Using Twitter for Healthcare

2009-10-03T15:30:00.000+13:00

Priming Healthcare For Twitter - Updated

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Mobile Technology use is accelerating

2009-09-30T11:35:00.000+13:00

Mobiles are already in use as tools for education on many campuses. New interfaces, the ability to connect to wifi and GPS in addition to a variety of cellular networks, and the availability of third-party applications have created a device with nearly infinite possibilities for education, networking, and personal productivity on the go; almost every student carries a mobile device, making it a natural choice for content delivery and even field work and data capture.

Web 1.0 Web 2.0 and Semantic Web search

2009-08-25T08:20:00.001+12:00

Web 1.0/2.0 data search
indexed by machines & pulled by humans
Web 2.0 search
contributed by humans, indexed by machines and then pushed to humans.
Semantic Web data
learned by machines and pushed to humans.
Mark Hawker - 7th July, 2009 on Twitter