newer, deeper connections in health it: application of social media for healthcare organizations
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Presentation by Cesar Torres, Web Manager for HIMSS, on application of social media for healthcare organizations. Presented on July 16, 2010. For more, see http://amdis.org/pcc.htmTRANSCRIPT
Application Of Social Media For Healthcare Organizations
Cesar Torres, Web Manager, HIMSSAMDIS Physician-Computer Connection Symposium
July 2010
Newer, Deeper Connections in Health IT
Pinning Down A Definition
Defining Social MediaCollaborative process through which information (news, photos, videos, links, podcasts) is created, shared and/or altered via social networking websites.
How does the digital native define social media? To them, it’s ingrained in communications—no different than email or texting.
Social Media Sites(as we move away from the desktop, these services become platform independent. Connect anywhere, anytime using
BlackBerries, iPhones, tablets, etc.)
HIMSS: Why Enter Social Media?Started three communities in 2008 to complement existing member outreach tools, and grow industry awareness.
Has evolved to a fully integrated component of communications, PR, marketing, outreach and customer service.
Social media useis not about technology.
Social media useis about people and real
relationships.
HIMSS Social Media Communities• @HIMSS (5,000+ followers)• HIMSS Group (30,000+ members)• HIMSS Page (2,200+ members)• Wikis and HIMSS YouTube Channel (New in 2010)
Group Managers: Cesar Torres and Cari McLean
Guiding Principles of HIMSS’ Social Media Policy
Social Media Policy implemented in 2009 in conjunctionwith internal social media work group; approved by legal and human resources departments.
• Accomplish HIMSS’ mission for improving patient care through health IT• Transparency• Accuracy• Leveraging staff’s health IT specialties and expertise• Enabling leadership through use of social media technologies• Opening up the sharing of industry knowledge
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HIMSS Staff on Twitter
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Three Case Studies
• Found in Cache: Ed Bennet• E-Patient Dave• Ted Eytan, MD
Case Study: Found In Cache
Ed Bennett
Blogger, leader in coverage of social media application at theprovider level.
Mutual relationship of exchangeof knowledge with @HIMSS (Twitter)
Case Study: Found In CacheU.S. Hospitals that use Social Networking toolsCurrent Charts and Excel files (updated June 2010)• 744 Hospitals total• 344 YouTube Channels• 530 Facebook pages• 557 Twitter Accounts• 96 Blogs• NEW! Children’s Hospitals – Multi-State
Health Systems
One-page list of hospitals using Social Media: http://ebennett.org/hsnl-fullRead more: http://ebennett.org/hsnl/#ixzz0tfXBkqlX
Case Study: Ted Eytan, MDFamily physician based in Washington, DCBlogger: www.tedeytan.com Topics: patient-centered healthcare, information technology, and promoting diversity in communities and the medical profession.Twitter: @TedEytan
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Case Study: Ted Eytan, MD• Blogs independently from his organization• Has created new relationships• A leader in the blogging, Twitter community
Case Study: E-Patient DaveA unique and articulate perspective on patient-centered narratives
Case Study: E-Patient DaveOne of the most singular voices in theBlogging community
Social Media Tip Sheet
• Observe before you jump in• Like your mom taught you, say “Thank You” and
“Please”• Experiment and explore• Expect it to take time• Have fun; these tools promote creativity
References, ResourcesHIMSS• Cesar Torres, [email protected] and Cari McLean, [email protected]• Twitter: @HIMSS • HIMSS Page on Facebook• HIMSS Group on LinkedIn
E-Patient Dave http://epatientdave.com Ted Eytan http://tedeytan.comEd Bennett: http://ebennett.org
