Healthcare social media #HCSM - top articles

Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media (#HCSM) in the past 2 weeks:

Survey of 1,700 U.S. physicians reports that 12.9% are writing a blog http://goo.gl/zDUUO - Not realistic.

Infographic: The Anatomy of Linkbuilding http://goo.gl/gSnyK

Another healthcare social media #HCSM expert moves "completely away from from healthcare" http://goo.gl/Nwfup

Transforming academic conferences through Twitter http://goo.gl/bF55K

A Little 'Like' Can Mean Big Trouble - Facebook Can Mean Trouble at the Office (of course) - WSJ http://goo.gl/KsXOF

The new JAMA website looks just like a blog and that's on purpose http://goo.gl/nTGFV

Top Reasons for unfollowing people on Twitter - Infographic http://goo.gl/7Prfh

The risks and benefits of social media for cardiologists - theheart dot org interview with @doctorwes http://goo.gl/TUfxj

7 Tools To Make Your Twitter Account Stand Out http://goo.gl/ltX1d

Twitter Knows When You Sleep, and More - NYTimes http://goo.gl/n6m3L

The DSM-Tw: Handbook of Twitter Personality Types http://goo.gl/f7w6U

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases@gmail.com and you will receive an acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

Healthcare social media #HCSM - top articles

Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media (#HCSM) in the past 2 weeks:

Ed Bennett shares three things he's learned about Healthcare Social Media: Our patients are ahead of us, Real change start at the top, Social media is more than the sum of its parts http://goo.gl/fD2Sj

Three things I've learned about Healthcare Social Media

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Social media do's and don'ts for doctors - common sense advice from "Fierce Practice Management" http://goo.gl/ISzYO

ENT blog reaches 5 million web visits - their YouTube channel received 230 million views http://goo.gl/0nlFg

Many people still think Mayo Clinic is (only) a hospital http://goo.gl/kqfr9

Medical Schools and Teaching Hospitals realize they need to start blogging ASAP - AAMC http://goo.gl/Sa5qO

Should doctors stop patients from taking smartphone pictures? Yes, suggests amednews http://goo.gl/Mf1if - Not likely to work.

70% of heavy users of mobile devices experience “phantom vibration syndrome” - NYTimes http://goo.gl/Drvy5

How to Become a Healthcare Social Media Superstar #HCSM http://goo.gl/5J3PO and http://goo.gl/LtvQN

Research Bloggers show a preference for papers from high-impact journals - just like everyone else on earth http://goo.gl/Ny7EA

Traffic to Hospital Web Sites - Cleveland Clinic surges, overtaking Mayo and Johns Hopkins http://goo.gl/O5Msp

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

Healthcare social media #HCSM - top articles

Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media (#HCSM) in the past 2 weeks:

The pros/cons of using social media in biomedicine http://goo.gl/neenB

14 Ways Social Media May Soon Change Your Doctor's Visit http://goo.gl/muWK1

Can Twitter predict disease outbreaks? | BMJ http://goo.gl/EU0uO

Social Media ROI Reform - Measuring the effectiveness of your hospital SoMe efforts http://goo.gl/3YPQH

As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks' - AP story http://goo.gl/QdfkB

Create free infographics online with Drag and Drop pre-designed themes: easel.ly http://goo.gl/uXXmi

How Amazon Killed The Book Reviewer Star - aggregate rating of Amazon reviewers as good as professional book critics http://goo.gl/ISc15

Research Sidebar in Google Docs - find more information about words in a document, add web content http://goo.gl/IqdQb

How blogging has helped me academically: Because I write most days, my writing has improved dramatically http://goo.gl/GLNsL

Social Media and Relationship Stress: There can be consequences when "Like" turns to love online http://goo.gl/V5itM

Medical School Life in Cambridge and Debrecen - @Berci compares the promotional videos http://goo.gl/BZm2w

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to clinicalcases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.

Comments from Twitter:

Neelesh Bhandari MD @edrneelesh: @DrVes That's an excellent selection of #hcsm posts

Healthcare social media #HCSM - top articles

Here are my suggestions for some of the top articles related to healthcare social media in the past 2 weeks:

Understanding Research Impact http://goo.gl/2ZHCK and 20 Strategies To Enhance The Impact Of Your Research http://goo.gl/49MLb

BMJ Learning gets social - British Medical Journal platform learns new tricks in this brave new social media world http://goo.gl/4vncy

Doctors' Use of iPads Becoming Mainstream (not my impression). Also, physician-only social networks remain stagnant http://goo.gl/9QfDf

Heart Rhythm Society 2012 Scientific Session in the Age of Twitter http://goo.gl/FGH10

"Healthcare Going To The Dogs" - a video for training hospital administrators http://goo.gl/hv40a and http://goo.gl/xsW4J

Cleveland Clinic starts a blog called "Health Hub" http://goo.gl/66FF0 - competing with the aging consumer portal of MayoClinic.com

JAMA will link 10 AMA journals like a group blog - all names will start with “JAMA”, for example, Archives of Surgery will become “JAMA Surgery” http://goo.gl/FJLL2

Cultivate followers on social media if you want to communicate science

From the blogs Soapbox Science http://goo.gl/cPQq1 and Medical Museion http://goo.gl/QmEU7 :

"Social media platforms can be very limiting. For example, can you define genotype and phenotype in 140 characters or less? If you want to use social media to communicate effectively, you need to drive readers somewhere.

Writing a blog gives substance to your social media presence. You have the opportunity to talk about science in a meaningful way, which ultimately helps people better understand the world around them. Answering those questions is probably why you got into science in the first place. Don’t be afraid to share what you’ve discovered."

The articles were selected from my Twitter and Google Reader streams. Please feel free to send suggestions for articles to allergycases@gmail.com and you will receive acknowledgement in the next edition of this publication.