Comments on: When Patients Contact You via Social Media – 9 Pointers http://33charts.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html medicine. health. (social) media. Thu, 03 May 2012 14:28:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: 7 tips for doctors and nurses on how to use facebook | AG Healthcare Jobs http://33charts.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html#comment-2135 7 tips for doctors and nurses on how to use facebook | AG Healthcare Jobs Mon, 16 Aug 2010 10:45:10 +0000 http://02d880f.netsolhost.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html#comment-2135 [...] Bryan Vartebedian points out, all communications must for part of the patient clinical record, including the initial discussion [...] [...] Bryan Vartebedian points out, all communications must for part of the patient clinical record, including the initial discussion [...]

]]> By: North Carolina Furniture http://33charts.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html#comment-526 North Carolina Furniture Fri, 18 Dec 2009 23:21:59 +0000 http://02d880f.netsolhost.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html#comment-526 <p>You seem to have got the niche from the root, Awesome work</p> <p>Regards</p> You seem to have got the niche from the root, Awesome work

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]]> By: isabella mori (@moritherapy) http://33charts.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html#comment-525 isabella mori (@moritherapy) Sun, 08 Nov 2009 13:45:45 +0000 http://02d880f.netsolhost.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html#comment-525 <p>some people consider email social media. what is your stance on that?</p> some people consider email social media. what is your stance on that?

]]> By: Yvette Ferry http://33charts.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html#comment-524 Yvette Ferry Tue, 13 Oct 2009 00:10:52 +0000 http://02d880f.netsolhost.com/2009/10/9-things-to-consider-when-patients-contact-you-via-social-media.html#comment-524 <p>In addition to what you've said in #5, regarding risky communication, most people think of the Internet as a giant disinterested automated anonymous machine. They also think of social networks as safe little enclaves in the machine, where they can even choose to make their profiles private and speak only to the ears of their close and trusted. So I can understand the impulse to reach out and say, "Hey, Doc, my knee hurts," etc.</p> <p>When talking about privacy online (which doesn't exist, outside of closed networks using HIPAA-compliant software), I like to mention that Twitter, Facebook, etc., is actually run by humans who tend to users and the machines. Possibly 25 people (I've made up this number) could have job-related access to our Twitter DMs, at any time. This takes a lot of people by surprise, but it's worth considering.</p> <p>See you at Blog World. Best of luck on your talk.</p> In addition to what you've said in #5, regarding risky communication, most people think of the Internet as a giant disinterested automated anonymous machine. They also think of social networks as safe little enclaves in the machine, where they can even choose to make their profiles private and speak only to the ears of their close and trusted. So I can understand the impulse to reach out and say, "Hey, Doc, my knee hurts," etc.

When talking about privacy online (which doesn't exist, outside of closed networks using HIPAA-compliant software), I like to mention that Twitter, Facebook, etc., is actually run by humans who tend to users and the machines. Possibly 25 people (I've made up this number) could have job-related access to our Twitter DMs, at any time. This takes a lot of people by surprise, but it's worth considering.

See you at Blog World. Best of luck on your talk.

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