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Are Health Organizations Missing 90% of Behavior Change Opportunities?
Is it possible that health organizations that have become over-reliant on Facebook, Twitter and Google to deliver health information? These two social properties receive the lion’s share of attention. We have also been taught that search is the gateway to the health Web.[read more]
Webinar Replay: Worldwide Lessons in Healthcare IT
Worldwide Lessons in Healthcare IT: International Hospital Leaders Share Strategies to Achieve Performance ExcellenceHealthWorks Collective is pleased to present this one-hour webinar replay, which features perspectives from chief information officers at leading hospitals in Germany, the United States and in Canada. The necessity to...[read more]
WorldWide Lessons in HealthCare IT Webinar Storified
The webinar, Worldwide Lessons in Healthcare IT: International Hospital Leaders Share Strategies to Achieve Performance Excellence focused on perspectives from chief information officers at leading hospitals in Germany, the United States and in Canada. A storified collection of live tweets during the webinar follows:[read more]
Audio Archive: Healthcare Access Through Mobile Technology
Healthcare Access Through Mobile Technology: How does mHealth Improve Patient Access to Better Care?Mobile Health, or mHealth, is a rapidly growing strategy that many healthcare professionals say can increase efficiency, cut costs, provide better customer service, and help handle tough circumstances such as a remote or incapacitated...[read more]
How Social Media Helped 14.5 Million People Watch Live Brain Surgery
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Dr. Kim Dong of Houston’s Memorial Hermann hospital system performed a brain tumor resection surgery on a 21-year-old patient Wednesday morning. But the routine operation came with a catch — outside the surgery room, his every move was relayed on Twitter by hospital staff, and graphic photos and video were posted to Pinterest, YouTube and other platforms. A brain tumor specialist on hand helped answer questions.[read more]
Audio Archive: Transforming Patient Outcomes with Healing Environments
Transforming Patient Outcomes with Healing Environments: From Research to PracticeHow can a hospital environment advance or hinder healing? Some research shows that design, social environment and nature have been said to all play a part in determining patient outcomes. Healthcare professionals are exploring how this evidence-based design...[read more]
Audio Archive: Can Healthcare Providers Afford to Ignore Social Media?
Can Healthcare Providers Afford to Ignore Social Media?Strategies to Network with Your Patients for Better Outcomes and a More Efficient PracticeMarking an upheaval in the way customers interact with companies, the growth of social media is every bit as important for healthcare providers as for professionals in other industries. When...[read more]
Can HealthCare Providers Afford to Ignore Social Media?
Social Media in HealthCare can no longer be ignored. There are simply too many benefits to providers and patients. Those providers or patients or potential patients who choose to ignore social media will, quite frankly, ignore a major opportunity in healthcare today .Thus said, there has been an overwhelmingly increasing...[read more]
Power of Facebook and Mobile Technology to Help Drive Behavior Change: Webinar
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Numera Social Webinar: “Harness the Power of Facebook and iPhone Apps in Your Health & Wellness Programs” Facebook has more than 800 million active users and the average user has 130 friends. There are more than 350 million active users who currently access Facebook through their mobile devices. According to Pew Internet...[read more]
Audio Archive: The Socialization of Breast Cancer
The Socialization of Breast Cancer On the occasion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we invited you to join HealthworksCollective for an exclusive webinar about the growing role of social media in educating breast cancer patients and connecting them with the treatment resources that they need. Thousands of websites and social media...[read more]
Social Media Networking and Breast Cancer Awareness
The immediate exchange of real-time health information online has allowed health care consumers and patients to share valuable experiences and to gain knowledge. Online communities provide a valuable resource for individuals to seek reassurance, form relationships, establish trust, communicate and connect with others with similar experiences.[read more]
The Socialization of Breast Cancer
An exclusive, live webinar from HealthWorksCollective October 25th at 2pm EST / 11am PST. Register now![read more]
Barbara Ficarra Barbara Ficarra, RN, BSN, MPA is an award-winning journalist, media broadcaster, health educator, speaker and consultant More »
David Harlow David Harlow is Prinicipal of the Harlow Group LLC, a healthcare law and consulting firm based in Boston, MA. More »
Stephen Schimpff Stephen C. Schimpff, MD is the retired CEO of the Univ. of MD Med. Center and the COO of the Univ of MD Medical System. More »
Andrew Schorr Andrew, a leukemia survivor and respected medical journalist is the founder of PatientPower, an excellent web resource. More »
John Sharp John Sharp has interests in social media in healthcare and clinical research informatics including secondary use of EMR More »
Christina Thielst Christina Thielst is a hospital administrator, consultant, educator and author with 30 years of healthcare experience. More »

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“Fantastic article Marti, thank you.There are so many nuggets here it's hard to pick just one, but I particularly like the bit in point 3 about finding ways to deliver your offering in smaller increments, so you can start to get paid sooner. Which of course fits perfectly with the Lean/Agile approach recommended in your first point. Serious food for thought for all start-ups, not just in ...”
“Fantastic article Marti, thank you.There are so many nuggets here it's hard to pick just one, but I particularly like the bit in point 3 about finding ways to deliver your offering in smaller increments, so you can start to get paid sooner. Which of course fits perfectly with the Lean/Agile approach recommended in your first point. Serious food for thought for all start-ups, not just in ...”