The Scoop #5 – Best Practices in Healthcare Social Media

Top 100 Sports Medicine Social Media Channels

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“Webicina’s new Sports Medicine and Social Media collection features relevant and quality social media resources from blogs and podcasts to community sites, Youtube and Twitter accounts focusing on this specialty.”
We’re glad to see our own @hjluks as No. 1!

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The Internet is where patients go for pre-visit consultations

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The message of this post-physicians can use social media to increase the efficiency and efficacy of patient visits.

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AMA’s Social Media Policy: Minimizing Healthcare’s Engagement Risk

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The AMA has provided guidelines for healthcare social media adoption because they understand that the benefits accompanying the risks are tremendous. More patients are flocking the Internet for information regarding every area of their lives, including health advice.

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