Category: Twitter

whcchealthinnovations
Plans are set for a “TWEETup” during the American Health Lawyers Association 2011 Annual Meeting next week in Boston. All registered health lawyers are welcome to attend along with other Boston area Twitter friends interested in the legal implications of health care social media.
Come join us at the #AHLABoston TWEETup on Tuesday, June […]

whcchealthinnovations
The Twitter Trap by Bill Keller (@NYTKeller), Executive Editor of The New York Times captures many of the thoughts I have been having lately about the impact social media and technology is having on our society. Where does it end? What will be the future? How will it change us as humans? As […]

Jaan Sidorov
Interesting Tweet HIPAA Breach story coming out of Mississippi involving Governor Haley Barbour. The incident involved a response to Governor Barbour’s tweet by a University Medical Center employee.
Ves Dimov, M.D. at Clinical Cases and Images Blog posts about the story - Single tweet by hospital employee to Mississippi Governor violates HIPAA and […]

Jaan Sidorov
I love the creative and mind opening nature of Twitter tweets. Simple 140 character thoughts, questions, queries, etc.
As a lawyer who deals with pages, reams, volumes, boxes, rooms of written information on a daily basis I’m often amazed (and pleased) by the depth of concepts that can be expressed through 140 characters.
Example […]

John Goodman
Dawn Miller of the Charleston Gazette highlights the ongoing Fit West Virginia (#FitWV) effort ongoing via Twitter in her op-ed piece, West Virginians try to tip scales on obesity.
The idea was born back on West Virginia Day as a result of Jason Keeling asking his blog readers to discuss solutions to West […]

Jaan Sidorov
Tomorrow I have the pleasure of being a guest on This Week in Law (TWiL) hosted by Denise Howell (@dhowell) Denise is one of the pioneers of law bloggers (blawgers) who blogs over at Bag and Baggage.
TWiL Episode 26 will focus on Health Care, Technology and VRM. Joining me on the show […]

jingemi
a onblur=”try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}” href=”http://ebennett.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/hospsometrends21.jpg”img style=”margin: 0pt 0pt 10px 10px; float: right; cursor: pointer; width: 373px; height: 251px;” src=”http://ebennett.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/hospsometrends21.jpg” alt=”” border=”0″ //aEd Bennett at a href=”http://ebennett.org/”Found In Cache/a does a wonderful job of giving us a statistical glimpse of the increasing (skyrocketing) use of social media tools (YouTube, Facebook and Twitter) by […]

jingemi
a href=”http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_aXjomoqIBUo/Sb0Vz2BAFOI/AAAAAAAAAIQ/xAe7iIICJLw/s1600-h/ha.gif” imageanchor=”1″ style=”clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;”img src=”http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_aXjomoqIBUo/Sb0Vz2BAFOI/AAAAAAAAAIQ/xAe7iIICJLw/s320/ha.gif” style=”cursor: move; width: 172px; height: 63px;” border=”0″ //aThe a href=”http://content.healthaffairs.org/content/vol28/issue2/”March/April 2009 Issue/a of a href=”http://content.healthaffairs.org/”Health Affairs/a concentrates on the topic of Stimulating Health Information Technology. Although I am not a subscriber to Health Affairs the issue looks to have some great […]

Martin Trussell
a href=”http://ebennett.org/hospitals-that-use-social-networks/”Great post/a listing the U.S. Hospitals using social networking tools like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. Check out the a href=”http://ebennett.org/hsnl/”complete list/a of 150 hospitals and a related a href=”http://ebennett.org/hsnl/hsnl-faq/”FAQ about the Hospital Social Networking List/a at a href=”http://ebennett.org/”Found In Cache: Notes from a Hospital Web Manager/a authored by a href=”http://ebennett.org/about/”Ed Bennett/a.br […]

Martin Trussell
Two case studies pointing out additional medical uses for Twitter from Jennifer Texada at a href=”http://jennifersreport.blogspot.com/”How to Go Web 2.0/a.br /br /Her post, a href=”http://jennifersreport.blogspot.com/2008/12/health-20-makes-it-to-twitter.html”Health 2.0 Makes it to Twitter/a, discusses two separate cases. The first involved the use of Twitter by medical professionals seeking real time advice with a diagnosis. […]