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Category Archives: social media
Social Media: A Guide for Researchers
Information on this exciting resource was posted on the BHIC Blog. http://bit.ly/eOwfQa From the Introduction: “This guide will show you how you can use social media to help your research and your career. Social media have big implications for how … Continue reading
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Tagged Brand, Business, Facebook, Research, social media, Social network, Social Sciences, Twitter
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Health Literacy & Social Media
The following was posted on the HealthLiteracy listserv by Geri Lynn Baumblatt. “This is an interview with a pediatrician whose getting great results by connecting with her patients via texting and twitter. The short format has also forced her … Continue reading
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Tagged Education, health care, health literacy, Information literacy, Parents, Patient, Pediatrics, social media, Twitter, United States
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Social Media Resources
The following was posted on the BHIC Blog. I just gave a brief look at the Health Communicator’s Social Media Toolkit and found it to be very informative, well organized and very practical. The Health Communicator’s Social Media Toolkit http://bit.ly/amOmMI … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, Medicine, Physician, Seattle, Seattle Children's, social media, Social network service, Twitter
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Web Users Increasingly Rely on Social Media to Seek Help in a Disaster
The following appeared as a press release — [Red Cross Press Release - DISASTR-OUTREACH-LIB] http://bit.ly/crvkrR A new American Red Cross survey shows many web users would turn to social media to seek help for themselves or others during emergencies—and they … Continue reading
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Tagged 9-1-1, American Red Cross, e-mail, emergencies, Facebook, first responders, social media, social networking, Twitter
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