The Scoop #16 – Best Practices in Healthcare Social Media

5 ways to make social media work for doctors and their patients

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Physicians and other health care providers think that healthcare social media is complicated and time consuming. But, it’s not as difficult as you may think-here’s five ways to make it easier for you.

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4 Social Media Strategies to Build Patient Loyalty

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In order to build relationships and truly connect with members of your community through social media sites, such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, hospitals are learning that it takes more than simply pushing out a weekly bit of health advice.

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Social Media is a Resource for Caregivers

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There is a growing trend among older adults who seek social media sites, not just Facebook and Twitter for information and support. It should be no surprise that caregivers find health care social media sites as well as other social media sites as great places for sharing experiences and getting answers to their questions.

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