The Weekly Scoop in Healthcare Social Media #34

Twitter in the Operating Room – No Longer News

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“If it’s okay with everyone I’d like to declare the dog and pony show surrounding Twitter in the operating room as officially dead.”

Bryan Vartabedian, MD gives his thoughts on why he is not riding the bandwagon.

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Ruth Becker’s (94) iPad Guide

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The Client: Ruth Becker is 94 years old
The Job: A single day available to help teach Ruth about the iPad
The Result: Beautiful!

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New LTC Facebook Page Marketing Guidelines and Benchmarks

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This is an interesting report (requires a Slideshare account in order to download the report) that addresses best practices for Facebook as it specifically relates long term care companies.

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“Healthcare Social Media in Practice” is our pick of the week display of great social media execution in the healthcare industry

Hendricks Regional Health’s YouTube Channel

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This hospital has taken existing media that would have otherwise been collecting dust and found a new use for it. Hendricks Regional Health’s YouTube Channel has had nearly 3,000 visitors and 8,700 viewed videos in just over a year and a half.

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