Tag Archives: Web 2.0
2.0 Is the Wrong Number in Healthcare 2.0
Is healthcare important. Is it one of the most critical industries? If it is, why is it so behind the project referred to as ‘Web 2.0′? Why should healthcare be so exceptional an industry as to be stuck in another … Continue reading
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Elements of Hospital Blogging…Some of the
Image via Wikipedia My post on Blog ROI generated some excellent questions about how to face the specific challenges of hospital blogging. There’s a lot of unchartered territory, and I doubt that any one person or group has all the … Continue reading
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Blog ROI: It’s About Value, Stupid!
Simple question: why would a hospital have a blog? Or use Twitter? Or maybe even FriendFeed? Simple answer: value. A hospital aught to be one of the most valued kinds of facilities in our communities. Every effort aught to be … Continue reading
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The Red Cross is Social
I wish that organizations like the Red Cross didn’t have to exist, I really do. But we live in a fragile world. Given that tsunamis, hurricanes, local fires, explosions, tornados, terrorist attacks, pandemics, and other disasters can strike small or … Continue reading
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Social Media Finally Expained in Plain English by CommonCraft
Lee LeFever, the founder of CommonCraft.com, created a straightforward overview of how social media can help businesses. For those of you who need to get up to speed social media, here’s your chance. Of course social media gets more complex, … Continue reading
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