#hcsm – May 13, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from May 13, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

    1. How are nurses adapting their work with the help of SM – or are they? How can they use SM?
    2. Do you have a SM policy for you (or your org)? What’s it say? Is it more about risk management or is it a true guide? If you could change it, what would you edit?
    3. Fill in the blank: “The ROI of HCSM is ________”

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – May 6, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from May 6, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

    1.  Patients: if HCPs (or orgs) were lurking on SM/social networking sites to learn more about patients, what would you want them to observe/learn/take away? (And providers, when you’re engaging w/ pts or lurking online, what do you hope to learn/observe/take away?)
    2.  Next gen HCPs – do they need to be taught HCSM, or is it assumed they know it? And if they know it, will they use it to help pts? What should they “know” about HCSM?
    3. Pts want data.But can all pts process/interpret/deal w/ raw HC data?Does some data need communication to be delivered w/ it?

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – April 29, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from April 29, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

  1. An app a day keeps the doctor away – so what is the ROI for those who create health care apps?
  2. Health literacy is a challenge – and so is digital literacy. As we encourage HCSM, how can we improve literacy (and understanding of privacy and sharing of health info)?
  3. Can SM help increase understanding and ‘compliance’ of discharge instructions (or other HCP orders)? How?

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – April 22, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from April 22, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

  1. We talk often SM *by* HCPs, but what about SM for/to help reach HCPs? What’s being done?Best practices to reach HCPs online?
  2. Patients – how would feel if an org asked you to participate in SM w/them for educational purposes? Annoyed? Engaged? Other?
  3. You can give one argument for unblocking SM @ a health care organization. Which argument do you pick, and why?

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – April 15, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from April 15, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

  1. What is the role of advisors, agencies, vendors in provider’s use of SM? What expectations should we have about their expertise?
  2. What is the role of patients at medical/health conferences?
  3. How can SM help disseminate public health information? During a crisis? Anytime? How can we improve information sharing?

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – April 8, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from April 8, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

  1. What does patient privacy mean in age of social media? And, does that mean patients have a right to broadcast their care?
  2. We’ve talked often about public health, but what about employee wellness? How can HCSM be used to motivate or facilitate wellness for organizations & employees?
  3. What are some suggestions for physicians or small orgs or individuals using SM, that don’t have extended staff or resources to outsource? How can you maximize your time spent online doing HCSM?

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – April 1, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from April 1, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

  1. Is it fair to ask a patient if they are engaged in HCSM or use rating sites? Does this bring bias into the consulting room?
  2. Pharmacists don’t get as much attention as docs, but they have powerful impact on communities. How can they use social media?
  3. There’s a lot of negativity toward pharma. What do you want from them? How would you want them to engage online – or not?

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – March 25, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from March 25, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

  1. Not everyone is convinced that HCSM matters. How do you convince HC providers to get online – or to get social?
  2. What’s the difference between mobile health (or #mHealth) and social health?
  3. We all have so much more data @ our fingertips now: providers, HC orgs, and patients alike. How do you deal w/ so much data? (Example – patients can self-track behaviors, symptoms – how do docs deal with that data? How do patients learn to assess, manage that data?)

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – March 18, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from March 18, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

  1. How is SM changing HC for the new providers entering the field? How do new providers stay on top of changes?
  2. There’s a recurring  theme of needing ‘sherpas’ for docs. But what about patients? Should there be online ‘sherpas’ or navigators for them, too?
  3. Video is still greatly underutilized as a SM tool. Benefits of using? How are you using videos? Best practices/tips? Faves?

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

#hcsm – March 11, 2012

Watch the live #hcsm stream from March 11, 2012 at 8pm Central here (new window). If you missed the chat, you should be able to come back and scroll through it again, any time. (Availability of archive depends on how Twitter API is working during the chat. I recommend searching for #hcsm directly on Twitter in real-time to watch/participate in the chat.)

Topics:

  1. How do HC providers avoid med & legal risks when engaging w/ pts online?  What other risks are there?
  2. In 2012, what is social media? How has your perception changed since you first got online?
  3. Sometimes we forget the forest through the trees. What new & different things have you excited or inspired about HCSM lately? Why do you do what you do?

Don’t forget – if you’d like to submit a topic for a future #hcsm chat, you’re welcome to! Read the details on the different ways to submit a topic for a #hcsm chat. Also, if you missed the chat, or want to add additional thoughts & feedback to the above discussion topics, leave a comment & keep the discussion going!

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