#JACR Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #JACR hashtag.
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 | JACR @JACRJournal Don't forget T1, T2, etc. in your tweets so we know which question you’re responding to. And make sure to use #JACR. We want your thoughts to be seen and not lost into the twitter-sphere https://t.co/3anAjGh3h4 |
| JACR @JACRJournal All tweets are assumed to be your own #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal Welcome to our #JACR tweet chat on Social Media and Organizational Impact Who's tweeting with us today? Let's start with intros.. https://t.co/kbhr35pA5q |
 | Ali S. Raja, MD @AliRaja_MD RT @JACRJournal: Welcome to our #JACR tweet chat on Social Media and Organizational Impact Who's tweeting with us today? Let's start with intros.. https://t.co/kbhr35pA5q |
 | Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JACRJournal: Welcome to our #JACR tweet chat on Social Media and Organizational Impact Who's tweeting with us today? Let's start with intros.. https://t.co/kbhr35pA5q |
 | Seth Trueger @MDaware RT @JACRJournal: Welcome to our #JACR tweet chat on Social Media and Organizational Impact Who's tweeting with us today? Let's start with intros.. https://t.co/kbhr35pA5q |
 | Becky Haines @grebeccahaines @JACRJournal Hi! #JACR Becky Haines, ACR stff |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JACRJournal: Don't forget T1, T2, etc. in your tweets so we know which question you’re responding to. And make sure to use #JACR. We want your thoughts to be seen and not lost into the twitter-sphere https://t.co/3anAjGh3h4 |
 | Rich Heller @reh3md @JACRJournal Intro: Rich Heller #pedrad from @Rad_Partners & @UChicagoRADS here. #Jacr |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JACRJournal: All tweets are assumed to be your own #JACR |
 | Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal Happy tweeting, everyone! We're @Rad_Partners, a practice proudly led and owned by physicians who are deeply committed to #TransformingRadiology. Excited for today's conversation. #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal Welcome everyone! We’re handing over to @AmyKotsenas who will be leading the discussion today #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines @JACRJournal Can you tell I’m walking and texting? One of the great things about social media conversations is you can have it anywhere❤️ #jacr |
 | Hawk @DrKEHawk Good morning! I’m a neurorad and Nuc Med physician with @Rad_Partners joining in as I teach at Stanford this morning ... thrilled to be talking about such an exciting topic! #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal Lets get started! T1: How can you use social media to establish positive healthcare provider reputations? #JACR https://t.co/PHXsscJSH4 |
 | Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @JACRJournal: Welcome everyone! We’re handing over to @AmyKotsenas who will be leading the discussion today #JACR |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer Jenny Jones here from ACR. :) #jacr |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines RT @JACRJournal: Lets get started! T1: Lets get started! T1: How can you use social media to establish positive healthcare provider reputations? #JACR https://t.co/PHXsscJSH4 |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas Don’t forget the #JACR hashtag and please use T1, T2, etc. so we know which topic you are responding to. https://t.co/BCSu4zc178 |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @JACRJournal: Lets get started! T1: Lets get started! T1: How can you use social media to establish positive healthcare provider reputations? #JACR https://t.co/PHXsscJSH4 |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas @DrSoGu @JACRJournal Welcome Sonia! #JACR |
 | John T Wald MD @JohnWaldMD In this day and age, social media is a great way to build your “ brand” as a physician. #JACR |
 | Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @JACRJournal T1 Social media is an important part of #branding. Patients will often Google search their providers. Having a #SoMe presence allows physicians to control the narrative. #JACR |
 | Sonia Gupta MD @SoniaGuptaMD @JACRJournal A1: You can use social media to show you are available to #patients & other physicians. #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines @JACRJournal T1: #JACR simply having a presence implies accessibility and openness. Good first step for any relationship. |
 | Chadi Alraies, MD FACC FSCAI @chadialraies RT @JACRJournal: Lets get started! T1: Lets get started! T1: How can you use social media to establish positive healthcare provider reputations? #JACR https://t.co/PHXsscJSH4 |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas Let’s get started with T1: How can you use social media to establish positive healthcare provider reputations? #JACR |
 | Larry Liebscher @LLALO I’m here. At least for a while. #JACR |
 | Lee Aase @LeeAase T1 I like to say that social media give you a chance to be smart in public. #JACR |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @TirathPatelMD: @JACRJournal T1 Social media is an important part of #branding. Patients will often Google search their providers. Having a #SoMe presence allows physicians to control the narrative. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk T1: social medial empowers each of us to define our own professional brand through meaningful interactions across boundaries and silos with diverse members of the healthcare team- including, most importantly, patients! #JACR #PFCC |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines @DrSoGu @JACRJournal ❤️ this! @findlungcancer #jacr |
 | Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @JACRJournal As a relatively small organization, @CARadiologists has found the ability to hit way above our weight class by using #SoMe to amplify news & messages. The reach to #Healthcare influencers & decision-makers cannot be underestimated. It is a way to help cut through the noise.#JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas @Vilavaite @JACRJournal Welcome, Maria! TY for joining from 🇪🇸 #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @Emil_LeeMD: @JACRJournal As a relatively small organization, @CARadiologists has found the ability to hit way above our weight class by using #SoMe to amplify news & messages. The reach to #Healthcare influencers & decision-makers cannot be underestimated. It is a way to help cut through the noise.#JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines RT @HawkImaging: T1: T1: social medial empowers each of us to define our own professional brand through meaningful interactions across boundaries and silos with diverse members of the healthcare team- including, most importantly, patients! #JACR #PFCC |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD Yes! Control the narrative. Control the content. #JACR https://t.co/BlCbznJr3Q |
 | Anjali Malik, MD @AnjaliMalikMD Hello, Anjali Malik, #breastimaging with @WashRadiology @SolisMammo here in our nation’s capital! #JACR |
| Lee Aase @LeeAase T1 Another major benefit of social media involvement is SEO - active social accounts with your name and linked to official bios will show up high in search results for your name #JACR |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer Social media makes it possible to have conversations with a diverse group of people who you might not interact with otherwise. Diverse thoughts lead to greater innovation, more open-mindedness, new ideas. All are important to improving patient care. #jacr |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas @LLALO Welcome, Larry! Thanks for joining! #JACR |
 | Sergey Minaev @sminaev2015 RT @Vilavaite: @JACRJournal T1: |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @Jenny_Writer: Social media makes it possible to have conversations with a diverse group of people who you might not interact with otherwise. Diverse thoughts lead to greater innovation, more open-mindedness, new ideas. All are important to improving patient care. #jacr |
| Sergey Minaev @sminaev2015 RT @JACRJournal: Lets get started! T1: Lets get started! T1: How can you use social media to establish positive healthcare provider reputations? #JACR https://t.co/PHXsscJSH4 |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas @Jenny_Writer Welcome, Jenny! #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines Exactly what I ❤️ about social media done right. It levels the playing field #jacr https://t.co/g5OQs44NJC |
| Anjali Malik, MD @AnjaliMalikMD A1: social media is great for patient & provider outreach. By being a reliable, knowledgeable resource, we can establish ourselves as experts. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas Love this! And anytime too! #JACR https://t.co/iQfeaM1KeS |
 | Jennifer McCarty @JMcCartyMD @TirathPatelMD @JACRJournal Branding helps improve visibility not only to patients, but also potential hires/recruits. I have a feeling more & more #radres & #medstudent are influenced by the organizational brand they see on social media. #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T1: We believe #socialmedia is an essential tool to ensure our pillars and care culture are shared with the greater #healthcare and #rad community. Social media helps democratize critical conversations & promotes bi-directional learning. #JACR https://t.co/YitLhiauj6 |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @JMcCartyMD: @TirathPatelMD @JACRJournal Branding helps improve visibility not only to patients, but also potential hires/recruits. I have a feeling more & more #radres & #medstudent are influenced by the organizational brand they see on social media. #JACR |
| Sonia Gupta MD @SoniaGuptaMD @grebeccahaines Exactly! Anyone can participate in the conversation & there are no barriers! #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas T1 Lots of responses about branding. I agree! Social media is a powerful tool for physicians to establish their brand & define their unique areas of expertise. https://t.co/eb32cLqDyO #JACR @JohnWaldMD @FarrisTimimi @MayoProceedings |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @JACRJournal A1: #SoMe is followed closely by our Cdn politicians, administrators, decision-makers. We know before we meet with legislators they look us up first. Important to have positive messages of how #radiologists are integral to patient care there b/c it's true! #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines @LeeAase T1: Great point. Organizations need to be ready w this information as they move into social media #jacr |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @JMcCartyMD @JACRJournal Absolutely. As far as recruitment is concerned, a #RadRes program should have a strong online presence. That includes a solid, up-to-date website and a social media #SoMe presence. #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines RT @Jenny_Writer: Social media makes it possible to have conversations with a diverse group of people who you might not interact with otherwise. Diverse thoughts lead to greater innovation, more open-mindedness, new ideas. All are important to improving patient care. #jacr |
| Anjali Malik, MD @AnjaliMalikMD A1: by being accessible, we are able to build rapport, reflecting our commitment to #patientcare, #ptexp and #pfcc, which works affirm our brand. #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal Personal Branding: A Primer for Radiology Trainees and Radiologists by @amykpatel et al https://t.co/oip57XqJUf #jacr |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas Social media has a global reach. Very powerful for smaller organizations to make their mark. #JACR @CARadiologists https://t.co/yqu4yEcFPu |
| Sonia Gupta MD @SoniaGuptaMD @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal Agree! It’s an opportunity to demonstrate accessibility & value for an organization or individual provider. #JACR |
| Jennifer McCarty @JMcCartyMD T1: Have a team. It takes a village to run an account effectively as you need constant content, timely replies, and high quality posts (images, links, tags, etc). #JACR https://t.co/nf4Wml2jMY |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T1: @JACRJournal T1: We believe #socialmedia is an essential tool to ensure our pillars and care culture are shared with the greater #healthcare and #rad community. Social media helps democratize critical conversations & promotes bi-directional learning. #JACR https://t.co/YitLhiauj6 |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @TirathPatelMD: Yes! Control the narrative. Control the content. #JACR https://t.co/BlCbznJr3Q |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD Wow - this is a fantastic affirmation of our efforts to get our messages out there in #SoMe. Thanks @nverma21 ! #JACR @CARadiologists https://t.co/Eb3c49riaU |
| John T Wald MD @JohnWaldMD Love the phrase” cutting through the noise” #JACR |
| Rich Heller @reh3md RT @TirathPatelMD: @JMcCartyMD @JACRJournal Absolutely. As far as recruitment is concerned, a #RadRes program should have a strong online presence. That includes a solid, up-to-date website and a social media #SoMe presence. #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners RT @DrSoGu: @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal Agree! It’s an opportunity to demonstrate accessibility & value for an organization or individual provider. #JACR |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer T1: #SoMe provides a new avenue for not only sharing information with patients but for also hearing directly from patients about what they value most in healthcare. #pfcc #jacr |
| Jennifer McCarty @JMcCartyMD RT @TirathPatelMD: @JMcCartyMD @JACRJournal Absolutely. As far as recruitment is concerned, a #RadRes program should have a strong online presence. That includes a solid, up-to-date website and a social media #SoMe presence. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @DrSoGu: @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal Agree! It’s an opportunity to demonstrate accessibility & value for an organization or individual provider. #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @Jenny_Writer: T1: T1: #SoMe provides a new avenue for not only sharing information with patients but for also hearing directly from patients about what they value most in healthcare. #pfcc #jacr |
| JACR @JACRJournal T2: What are some tactics for using social media to improve the patient experience? #JACR https://t.co/Bem3hIFR64 |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines RT @AnjaliMalikMD: A1: A1: by being accessible, we are able to build rapport, reflecting our commitment to #patientcare, #ptexp and #pfcc, which works affirm our brand. #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines RT @JACRJournal: Personal Branding: Personal Branding: A Primer for Radiology Trainees and Radiologists by @amykpatel et al https://t.co/oip57XqJUf #jacr |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas Great point @LeeAase! Patients are googling us. Social media can help make sure the positive stuff is at the top of the search. #JACR https://t.co/gToL0yREZK |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @JMcCartyMD T1: Couldn't agree more. Our @CARadiologists staff are fantastic at this. Kudos! #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @JACRJournal: Personal Branding: Personal Branding: A Primer for Radiology Trainees and Radiologists by @amykpatel et al https://t.co/oip57XqJUf #jacr |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @JACRJournal: T2: T2: What are some tactics for using social media to improve the patient experience? #JACR https://t.co/Bem3hIFR64 |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JMcCartyMD: T1: T1: Have a team. It takes a village to run an account effectively as you need constant content, timely replies, and high quality posts (images, links, tags, etc). #JACR https://t.co/nf4Wml2jMY |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JohnWaldMD: Love the phrase” cutting through the noise” #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal Lots of resources in the #jacr Social Media Special Issues (oh and it's #openaccess too) https://t.co/klWtuuystQ |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @JACRJournal: T2: T2: What are some tactics for using social media to improve the patient experience? #JACR https://t.co/Bem3hIFR64 |
| Sonia Gupta MD @SoniaGuptaMD @JACRJournal T2: It allows patients going thru similar situations & experiences an opportunity to connect with each other for support! #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas Would love to hear the patient perspective on T2. @colleen_young @findlungcancer #JACR https://t.co/TjheHEBzd3 |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @JACRJournal A2 This isn’t necessarily “improve patient experience,” but I have seen some departments use #SoMe as an avenue for advertising their services. Commonly seen with cancer screening, as patients have options when choosing providers. #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines Great advice. @RadiologyACR has a team that provides guidance to others. Loose control with reputation for adding value works for us #jacr https://t.co/NllUnbNA3U |
| Larry Liebscher @LLALO T1. SoMe can make organizations personal. Put a face and a personality to what otherwise might seem a monolithic organization. #JACR |
| Larry Liebscher @LLALO T1. Because SoMe is read by both customers and members of an organization it can be used to promulgate organizational goals and expectations. Saying things in public can have a powerful impact on those within the organization. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk T2: through social media interactions with our diverse digital healthcare community, we are able to develop better emotional intelligence, and provide patient care with greater understanding and compassion #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines RT @Jenny_Writer: T1: T1: #SoMe provides a new avenue for not only sharing information with patients but for also hearing directly from patients about what they value most in healthcare. #pfcc #jacr |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @JACRJournal: Lots of resources in the #jacr Social Media Special Issues (oh and it's #openaccess too) https://t.co/klWtuuystQ |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @LLALO: T1. Because SoMe is read by both customers and members of an organization it can be used to promulgate organizational goals and expectations. Saying things in public can have a powerful impact on those within the organization. #JACR |
| Anjali Malik, MD @AnjaliMalikMD A2: Access to experts, better understanding of #radiologists role & of imaging studies, opportunity for feedback. #ptexp #pfcc #RadsHaveAFace #MedTwitter #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @LLALO: T1. SoMe can make organizations personal. Put a face and a personality to what otherwise might seem a monolithic organization. #JACR |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @JACRJournal T2/A2: We know patients google us as soon as an referral is made. We can help prepare them for specific studies. By describing examinations & what they will experience this will decrease any pt anxiety they may have. #JACR |
 | Laura Hall @LAHall01 RT @JohnWaldMD: In this day and age, social media is a great way to build your “ brand” as a physician. #JACR |
| Becky Haines @grebeccahaines RT @JACRJournal: Lots of resources in the #jacr Social Media Special Issues (oh and it's #openaccess too) https://t.co/klWtuuystQ |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer @CincyKidsRad is using #SoMe to connect with patients, families, and referring providers. This #Imaging3 case study outlines their approach https://t.co/03RgYu91NT #jacr |
 | Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart T2: Have there been any studies evaluating patient response to seeing physician tweets? In bringing the "break-room" conversations into the open, or in discussing/sharing patient images or cases, I imagine there is heterogeneity here. @AmyKotsenas #JACR @JACRJournal |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @Jenny_Writer: @CincyKidsRad is using #SoMe to connect with patients, families, and referring providers. This #Imaging3 case study outlines their approach https://t.co/03RgYu91NT #jacr |
| Lee Aase @LeeAase Thanks for highlighting Mayo Clinic Connect @AmyKotsenas! Patients are the experts in the experience of having a disease or condition, and they have great wisdom to share with each other. #JACR https://t.co/80yQpApk8c |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @LeeAase: Thanks for highlighting Mayo Clinic Connect @AmyKotsenas! Patients are the experts in the experience of having a disease or condition, and they have great wisdom to share with each other. #JACR https://t.co/80yQpApk8c |
| JACR @JACRJournal RT @HawkImaging: T2: T2: through social media interactions with our diverse digital healthcare community, we are able to develop better emotional intelligence, and provide patient care with greater understanding and compassion #JACR |
| Rich Heller @reh3md RT @Emil_LeeMD: @JMcCartyMD T1: @JMcCartyMD T1: Couldn't agree more. Our @CARadiologists staff are fantastic at this. Kudos! #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T2 (part 1): Engaging with patient advocacy groups and listening to their concerns. #SoMe allows us to develop a deeper sense of empathy for patient needs. #JACR |
| Rich Heller @reh3md RT @HawkImaging: T2: T2: through social media interactions with our diverse digital healthcare community, we are able to develop better emotional intelligence, and provide patient care with greater understanding and compassion #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @Jenny_Writer: @CincyKidsRad is using #SoMe to connect with patients, families, and referring providers. This #Imaging3 case study outlines their approach https://t.co/03RgYu91NT #jacr |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T2 (part 1): @JACRJournal T2 (part 1): Engaging with patient advocacy groups and listening to their concerns. #SoMe allows us to develop a deeper sense of empathy for patient needs. #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T2 (part 2): From interactions with individual patients over direct message to interfacing with patient advocacy groups, to participation in multistakeholder #tweetchats, we are able to experience diverse prospectives of the healthcare experience. #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @AmyKotsenas (And the best research projects originate from twitter, right?) #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T2 (part 2): @JACRJournal T2 (part 2): From interactions with individual patients over direct message to interfacing with patient advocacy groups, to participation in multistakeholder #tweetchats, we are able to experience diverse prospectives of the healthcare experience. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @TirathPatelMD: @AmyKotsenas (And the best research projects originate from twitter, right?) #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas @TirathPatelMD Yes! Another benefit of social media. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T2 (part 2): @JACRJournal T2 (part 2): From interactions with individual patients over direct message to interfacing with patient advocacy groups, to participation in multistakeholder #tweetchats, we are able to experience diverse prospectives of the healthcare experience. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T2 (part 2): @JACRJournal T2 (part 2): From interactions with individual patients over direct message to interfacing with patient advocacy groups, to participation in multistakeholder #tweetchats, we are able to experience diverse prospectives of the healthcare experience. #JACR |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T2 (part 1): @JACRJournal T2 (part 1): Engaging with patient advocacy groups and listening to their concerns. #SoMe allows us to develop a deeper sense of empathy for patient needs. #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @grebeccahaines: @JACRJournal Can you tell I’m walking and texting? One of the great things about social media conversations is you can have it anywhere❤️ #jacr |
| Anjali Malik, MD @AnjaliMalikMD A2: #SoMe also great as a reminder of regular screening tests such as #mammogram, #VirtualColonCT, #LungCT or #AAAUltrasound. #ptexp #pfcc #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @AnjaliMalikMD: A2: A2: #SoMe also great as a reminder of regular screening tests such as #mammogram, #VirtualColonCT, #LungCT or #AAAUltrasound. #ptexp #pfcc #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal T3: How are social media platforms essential to medical progress? #JACR https://t.co/M3Li03q3lF |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @JACRJournal: T3: T3: How are social media platforms essential to medical progress? #JACR https://t.co/M3Li03q3lF |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T2 (part 3): #SoMe and the plethora of perspectives it provides helps our group of physicians develop better emotional intelligence when approaching problem-solving as we look to improve the care we deliver. #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @JACRJournal A3 #SoMe allows physicians and hospitals to interact with patients, thereby allowing them to see patients needs and wants. Hopefully, future progress would be tailored to satisfy those needs and wants. #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T1: @JACRJournal T1: We believe #socialmedia is an essential tool to ensure our pillars and care culture are shared with the greater #healthcare and #rad community. Social media helps democratize critical conversations & promotes bi-directional learning. #JACR https://t.co/YitLhiauj6 |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @DrSoGu: @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal Agree! It’s an opportunity to demonstrate accessibility & value for an organization or individual provider. #JACR |
| Lee Aase @LeeAase A3 - Slow dissemination of knowledge means patients suffer because not everyone knows what someone knows. Here's an example of how social media can help change that https://t.co/bA61v7NCWV #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @JACRJournal: Lets get started! T1: Lets get started! T1: How can you use social media to establish positive healthcare provider reputations? #JACR https://t.co/PHXsscJSH4 |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T3: (part 1) Shared learning, shared inspiration and shared motivation. So many bright ideas are born from diverse interactions. Furthermore perusing medical progress can be daunting and frustrating if attempted in isolation. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk T3: some of my most intellectually inspiring interactions have been over social media! Innovation in healthcare is fed by connections and exchange of ideas from the many wonderful minds across our global community #JACR |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @JACRJournal A3: #SoMe platforms can connect experts/researchers who might otherwise never interact. New ideas and collaborations can blossom from there. After all, @AmyKotsenas just suggested a new research project right here during the Tweetchat! :-) #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @AmyKotsenas A3 ... And with that, real-time peer-review and discussion of published research findings. An improvement over, often delayed, letters-to-the-editor (No offense, @JACRJournal). #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal Medical Journals in the Age of Ubiquitous Social Media https://t.co/OyMyFlWwB5 #openaccess #jacr |
 | David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD T3: Subscribing to relevant channels provides opportunities to stay ahead of the information lag of traditional academic resources and allow access to developing best practices quickly and easily. #JACR |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @HawkImaging: T3: T3: some of my most intellectually inspiring interactions have been over social media! Innovation in healthcare is fed by connections and exchange of ideas from the many wonderful minds across our global community #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T3: @JACRJournal T3: (part 1) Shared learning, shared inspiration and shared motivation. So many bright ideas are born from diverse interactions. Furthermore perusing medical progress can be daunting and frustrating if attempted in isolation. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @JACRJournal: Medical Journals in the Age of Ubiquitous Social Media https://t.co/OyMyFlWwB5 #openaccess #jacr |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart @JACRJournal I've been told that it may take 10-20 years for a new clinical practice guideline to permeate practice. #SoMe rapidly accelerates that dissemination. #JACR |
| John T Wald MD @JohnWaldMD T3 Progress is slowed by information being siloed. Soc med breaks down silos and allows seamless sharing of information #JACR |
| Larry Liebscher @LLALO T3. SoMe is not just big public platforms. I don’t want to ignore Engage. I think it is vastly underutilized. Not only should it build a sense of community among ACR members, it should provide a more grass roots perspective of radiology practice to help guide the College. #JACR |
| Sonia Gupta MD @SoniaGuptaMD T3: #SoME creates broad awareness of potential collaborators who can build on each other’s research progress together for further advancement #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal RT @JohnWaldMD: T3 Progress is slowed by information being siloed. Soc med breaks down silos and allows seamless sharing of information #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @LLALO: T3. SoMe is not just big public platforms. I don’t want to ignore Engage. I think it is vastly underutilized. Not only should it build a sense of community among ACR members, it should provide a more grass roots perspective of radiology practice to help guide the College. #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @JohnWaldMD: T3 Progress is slowed by information being siloed. Soc med breaks down silos and allows seamless sharing of information #JACR |
| Anjali Malik, MD @AnjaliMalikMD A3: the reality in the 21st century is that info is accessed online, often through #SoMe, from world news to medical advances. We can capitalize on this captive audience not just by sharing the latest/greatest, but also in promoting adherence to know healthy behaviors. #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners RT @HawkImaging: T2: T2: through social media interactions with our diverse digital healthcare community, we are able to develop better emotional intelligence, and provide patient care with greater understanding and compassion #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal RT @DrSoGu: T3: T3: #SoME creates broad awareness of potential collaborators who can build on each other’s research progress together for further advancement #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JACRJournal: Medical Journals in the Age of Ubiquitous Social Media https://t.co/OyMyFlWwB5 #openaccess #jacr |
 | Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD @onco_cardiology RT @AChoiHeart: T2: T2: Have there been any studies evaluating patient response to seeing physician tweets? In bringing the "break-room" conversations into the open, or in discussing/sharing patient images or cases, I imagine there is heterogeneity here. @AmyKotsenas #JACR @JACRJournal |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @DaveYoumansMD: T3: T3: Subscribing to relevant channels provides opportunities to stay ahead of the information lag of traditional academic resources and allow access to developing best practices quickly and easily. #JACR |
| Lee Aase @LeeAase @GorgaRodrigo @JACRJournal T2 Agree...important for professionals to take the side of patients and support them as they help raise awareness #JACR |
| Anjali Malik, MD @AnjaliMalikMD A3: No matter the technological advances, patient buy-in is important to success, whether it be compliance with guidelines to utilization of product/service. #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart @JACRJournal A3: Per @ACCCardioEd, it takes 10-20 years for a new clinical practice guideline to permeate practice. Rather than waiting on the monthly paper journal to read the latest guideline, as a digital platform, #SoMe rapidly accelerates that dissemination to improve practice. #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @Emil_LeeMD: @JACRJournal A3: @JACRJournal A3: #SoMe platforms can connect experts/researchers who might otherwise never interact. New ideas and collaborations can blossom from there. After all, @AmyKotsenas just suggested a new research project right here during the Tweetchat! :-) #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JohnWaldMD: T3 Progress is slowed by information being siloed. Soc med breaks down silos and allows seamless sharing of information #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @DrSoGu: T3: T3: #SoME creates broad awareness of potential collaborators who can build on each other’s research progress together for further advancement #JACR |
 | nobism @nobismhealth RT @AnjaliMalikMD: A1: A1: by being accessible, we are able to build rapport, reflecting our commitment to #patientcare, #ptexp and #pfcc, which works affirm our brand. #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal T4: How will social media continue to change healthcare and healthcare organizations? #JACR https://t.co/yXVGGACkZH |
 | Matthew Loxton is also on Mastodon @mloxton Lurking on #JACR |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD Corollary: Tweet recklessly and perish. #JACR https://t.co/GtnueR5Vvd |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @AChoiHeart: @JACRJournal A3: @JACRJournal A3: Per @ACCCardioEd, it takes 10-20 years for a new clinical practice guideline to permeate practice. Rather than waiting on the monthly paper journal to read the latest guideline, as a digital platform, #SoMe rapidly accelerates that dissemination to improve practice. #JACR |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD #JACR @RadiologyACR https://t.co/SbqQYw5Ka4 |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @JACRJournal A4: Believe it will accelerate innovation & adoption of best practices. For organizations, it allows for new collaborations & information dissemination with unprecedented speed. Orgs who do not exist on #SoMe may be left behind. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @DaveYoumansMD: #JACR @RadiologyACR https://t.co/SbqQYw5Ka4 |
 | Seth M Hardy, MD MBA @sethmhardy RT @LLALO: T3. SoMe is not just big public platforms. I don’t want to ignore Engage. I think it is vastly underutilized. Not only should it build a sense of community among ACR members, it should provide a more grass roots perspective of radiology practice to help guide the College. #JACR |
| Rich Heller @reh3md @JACRJournal T3: I learn so much from colleagues tweeting at conferences (whether I’m there or not). On the flip side, I’m perplexed by meetings or speakers who ask that attendees not #tweet. Sometimes it can make sense, but not usually. #jacr |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T4: (part 1) Geographic boundaries matter less; colleagues are no longer limited to people you live near or see at society meetings. For example, you can learn from a conference that you're not attending from someone there who you've never met. #JACR |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD A4: Let's not forget that patients can and do impact health care organizations using Twitter, and we can facilitate that also. #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @reh3md: @JACRJournal T3: @JACRJournal T3: I learn so much from colleagues tweeting at conferences (whether I’m there or not). On the flip side, I’m perplexed by meetings or speakers who ask that attendees not #tweet. Sometimes it can make sense, but not usually. #jacr |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @reh3md: @JACRJournal T3: @JACRJournal T3: I learn so much from colleagues tweeting at conferences (whether I’m there or not). On the flip side, I’m perplexed by meetings or speakers who ask that attendees not #tweet. Sometimes it can make sense, but not usually. #jacr |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas New connections are key! Ideas from other disciplines outside of medicine and outside of radiology can stimulate innovation. #JACR https://t.co/KhX2Zpoey2 |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @LLALO: T3. SoMe is not just big public platforms. I don’t want to ignore Engage. I think it is vastly underutilized. Not only should it build a sense of community among ACR members, it should provide a more grass roots perspective of radiology practice to help guide the College. #JACR |
| Ali S. Raja, MD @AliRaja_MD RT @JACRJournal: T3: T3: How are social media platforms essential to medical progress? #JACR https://t.co/M3Li03q3lF |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @JACRJournal: T4: T4: How will social media continue to change healthcare and healthcare organizations? #JACR https://t.co/yXVGGACkZH |
| Ali S. Raja, MD @AliRaja_MD RT @JACRJournal: T2: T2: What are some tactics for using social media to improve the patient experience? #JACR https://t.co/Bem3hIFR64 |
| Lee Aase @LeeAase @DaveYoumansMD Absolutely. Social media amplifies the benefit of being smart in public, and also magnifies the cost of the opposite #JACR |
 | Thomas Reher, MD @tareher RT @JACRJournal: Lets get started! T1: Lets get started! T1: How can you use social media to establish positive healthcare provider reputations? #JACR https://t.co/PHXsscJSH4 |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T4: @JACRJournal T4: (part 1) Geographic boundaries matter less; colleagues are no longer limited to people you live near or see at society meetings. For example, you can learn from a conference that you're not attending from someone there who you've never met. #JACR |
| Seth M Hardy, MD MBA @sethmhardy Access of information needs to be as transparent and free as possible. #jacr https://t.co/ijchKddrzj |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @Emil_LeeMD: @JACRJournal A3: @JACRJournal A3: #SoMe platforms can connect experts/researchers who might otherwise never interact. New ideas and collaborations can blossom from there. After all, @AmyKotsenas just suggested a new research project right here during the Tweetchat! :-) #JACR |
| Ali S. Raja, MD @AliRaja_MD RT @LLALO: T3. SoMe is not just big public platforms. I don’t want to ignore Engage. I think it is vastly underutilized. Not only should it build a sense of community among ACR members, it should provide a more grass roots perspective of radiology practice to help guide the College. #JACR |
| Seth M Hardy, MD MBA @sethmhardy RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T4: @JACRJournal T4: (part 1) Geographic boundaries matter less; colleagues are no longer limited to people you live near or see at society meetings. For example, you can learn from a conference that you're not attending from someone there who you've never met. #JACR |
| Ali S. Raja, MD @AliRaja_MD RT @DrSoGu: T3: T3: #SoME creates broad awareness of potential collaborators who can build on each other’s research progress together for further advancement #JACR |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @AmyKotsenas A4: Exactly, Amy! Hope #SoMe can help to break down silos between specialties within medicine, and bring in new ideas from without. #JACR |
| Ali S. Raja, MD @AliRaja_MD RT @JACRJournal: Medical Journals in the Age of Ubiquitous Social Media https://t.co/OyMyFlWwB5 #openaccess #jacr |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @JMcCartyMD: T1: T1: Have a team. It takes a village to run an account effectively as you need constant content, timely replies, and high quality posts (images, links, tags, etc). #JACR https://t.co/nf4Wml2jMY |
 | Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @JohnWaldMD: T3 Progress is slowed by information being siloed. Soc med breaks down silos and allows seamless sharing of information #JACR |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @LeeAase @DaveYoumansMD Agreed - classic risk/reward situation here. #JACR |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD @Rad_Partners Following activity at conferences and developing relationships (that culminate in face-to-face long after getting to know one another) is one of my favorite features of Twitter. #JACR https://t.co/Urka5Do9lM |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @sethmhardy: Access of information needs to be as transparent and free as possible. #jacr https://t.co/ijchKddrzj |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners RT @DaveYoumansMD: @Rad_Partners Following activity at conferences and developing relationships (that culminate in face-to-face long after getting to know one another) is one of my favorite features of Twitter. #JACR https://t.co/Urka5Do9lM |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer Agree! #SoMe platforms allow providers to hear the patient perspective like never before, which is critical to improvement efforts. #jacr https://t.co/VGHuPvkEXO |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @JMcCartyMD: T1: T1: Have a team. It takes a village to run an account effectively as you need constant content, timely replies, and high quality posts (images, links, tags, etc). #JACR https://t.co/nf4Wml2jMY |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart A3: This is a great point. For the recent @Heart_SCCT #SCCT2018 Scientific Sessions, I estimate that about 20% of the engagers on social media were present within the meeting, while the vast majority of engagers were not only outside the walls, but many outside the US. #JACR https://t.co/XBVUUytnGh |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk T4: social media has and will continue to change the discussion on healthcare by allowing rapid exchange of ideas, fostering development of professional relationships & allowing for dynamic & creative problem solving toward the goal of excellent patient centered care #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @AnjaliMalikMD: A3: A3: the reality in the 21st century is that info is accessed online, often through #SoMe, from world news to medical advances. We can capitalize on this captive audience not just by sharing the latest/greatest, but also in promoting adherence to know healthy behaviors. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @JACRJournal: Lots of resources in the #jacr Social Media Special Issues (oh and it's #openaccess too) https://t.co/klWtuuystQ |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @HawkImaging: T4: T4: social media has and will continue to change the discussion on healthcare by allowing rapid exchange of ideas, fostering development of professional relationships & allowing for dynamic & creative problem solving toward the goal of excellent patient centered care #JACR |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD RT @Jenny_Writer: Agree! #SoMe platforms allow providers to hear the patient perspective like never before, which is critical to improvement efforts. #jacr https://t.co/VGHuPvkEXO |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @JACRJournal: Welcome everyone! We’re handing over to @AmyKotsenas who will be leading the discussion today #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @JACRJournal: Medical Journals in the Age of Ubiquitous Social Media https://t.co/OyMyFlWwB5 #openaccess #jacr |
| Larry Liebscher @LLALO T4. The speed of communication is increased dramatically. Organizations need to stay engaged and be ready to respond quickly. The luxury of having days or weeks to think about issues, problems, or events; generate consensus; and issue a statement is disappearing. #JACR |
| Rich Heller @reh3md RT @JACRJournal: All tweets are assumed to be your own #JACR |
| Jennifer McCarty @JMcCartyMD RT @DaveYoumansMD: @Rad_Partners Following activity at conferences and developing relationships (that culminate in face-to-face long after getting to know one another) is one of my favorite features of Twitter. #JACR https://t.co/Urka5Do9lM |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @LLALO: T4. The speed of communication is increased dramatically. Organizations need to stay engaged and be ready to respond quickly. The luxury of having days or weeks to think about issues, problems, or events; generate consensus; and issue a statement is disappearing. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @LLALO: T4. The speed of communication is increased dramatically. Organizations need to stay engaged and be ready to respond quickly. The luxury of having days or weeks to think about issues, problems, or events; generate consensus; and issue a statement is disappearing. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @Jenny_Writer: Agree! #SoMe platforms allow providers to hear the patient perspective like never before, which is critical to improvement efforts. #jacr https://t.co/VGHuPvkEXO |
 | Mindblade16 @sci_chapdelaine RT @HawkImaging: T4: T4: social media has and will continue to change the discussion on healthcare by allowing rapid exchange of ideas, fostering development of professional relationships & allowing for dynamic & creative problem solving toward the goal of excellent patient centered care #JACR |
| Rich Heller @reh3md RT @sethmhardy: Access of information needs to be as transparent and free as possible. #jacr https://t.co/ijchKddrzj |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T4 (part 2): So many professional relationships and partnerships have been born out of social media. Many times what begins as a digital interaction translates into long-term in-person professional collaboration. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @Jenny_Writer: Agree! #SoMe platforms allow providers to hear the patient perspective like never before, which is critical to improvement efforts. #jacr https://t.co/VGHuPvkEXO |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @HawkImaging: T4: T4: social media has and will continue to change the discussion on healthcare by allowing rapid exchange of ideas, fostering development of professional relationships & allowing for dynamic & creative problem solving toward the goal of excellent patient centered care #JACR |
| Seth M Hardy, MD MBA @sethmhardy Diverse innovative ideas. #jacr https://t.co/yvQ0FPn20C |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @AChoiHeart: A3: A3: This is a great point. For the recent @Heart_SCCT #SCCT2018 Scientific Sessions, I estimate that about 20% of the engagers on social media were present within the meeting, while the vast majority of engagers were not only outside the walls, but many outside the US. #JACR https://t.co/XBVUUytnGh |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @HawkImaging: T4: T4: social media has and will continue to change the discussion on healthcare by allowing rapid exchange of ideas, fostering development of professional relationships & allowing for dynamic & creative problem solving toward the goal of excellent patient centered care #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal T5: What impact does social media have on the relationship between patients, healthcare providers and healthcare organizations? #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @LLALO: T4. The speed of communication is increased dramatically. Organizations need to stay engaged and be ready to respond quickly. The luxury of having days or weeks to think about issues, problems, or events; generate consensus; and issue a statement is disappearing. #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T4 (part 2): @JACRJournal T4 (part 2): So many professional relationships and partnerships have been born out of social media. Many times what begins as a digital interaction translates into long-term in-person professional collaboration. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @Emil_LeeMD: Wow - this is a fantastic affirmation of our efforts to get our messages out there in #SoMe. Thanks @nverma21 ! #JACR @CARadiologists https://t.co/Eb3c49riaU |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @JohnWaldMD: T3 Progress is slowed by information being siloed. Soc med breaks down silos and allows seamless sharing of information #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T4: (part 3) Crossing geographic boundaries enables healthcare professionals to have a much broader understanding of different patient demographics and the unique challenges within each community. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @JACRJournal: T5: T5: What impact does social media have on the relationship between patients, healthcare providers and healthcare organizations? #JACR |
| John T Wald MD @JohnWaldMD More and more social media allows patients to gain greater knowledge and participate in their care #jacr https://t.co/mY8YGOiMup |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T4: @JACRJournal T4: (part 3) Crossing geographic boundaries enables healthcare professionals to have a much broader understanding of different patient demographics and the unique challenges within each community. #JACR |
| Seth M Hardy, MD MBA @sethmhardy There are organizations who work the strategic power of the social network, and those who are dying. #jacr https://t.co/5DERG0x51N |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @sethmhardy A4 There’s an echo chamber in #SoMe, and input from patients and physicians from other specialties on #SoMe is critical in breaking the echo chamber. #JACR @AmyKotsenas |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer T5: Many insights in this collection of #SoMe articles from @RadiologyACR https://t.co/4dI9uNJ05z #jacr |
| Seth Trueger @MDaware RT @Jenny_Writer: T5: T5: Many insights in this collection of #SoMe articles from @RadiologyACR https://t.co/4dI9uNJ05z #jacr |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JohnWaldMD: More and more social media allows patients to gain greater knowledge and participate in their care #jacr https://t.co/mY8YGOiMup |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @DrSoGu: T3: T3: #SoME creates broad awareness of potential collaborators who can build on each other’s research progress together for further advancement #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @Emil_LeeMD: @JACRJournal A4: @JACRJournal A4: Believe it will accelerate innovation & adoption of best practices. For organizations, it allows for new collaborations & information dissemination with unprecedented speed. Orgs who do not exist on #SoMe may be left behind. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @AnjaliMalikMD: A2: A2: Access to experts, better understanding of #radiologists role & of imaging studies, opportunity for feedback. #ptexp #pfcc #RadsHaveAFace #MedTwitter #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas @sethmhardy I know which group I would like to belong to... #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @Jenny_Writer: T5: T5: Many insights in this collection of #SoMe articles from @RadiologyACR https://t.co/4dI9uNJ05z #jacr |
| Rich Heller @reh3md @JACRJournal T5: #SocialMedia breaks down barriers to communication. Organizations have to recognize that patients can easily share info on good (& bad) experiences. #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @LLALO: T4. The speed of communication is increased dramatically. Organizations need to stay engaged and be ready to respond quickly. The luxury of having days or weeks to think about issues, problems, or events; generate consensus; and issue a statement is disappearing. #JACR |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer Yes! #SoMe opens the door to positive disruption. #jacr https://t.co/aQ13mYe8cp |
 | Tobias Gilk, MRSO, MRSE, Architect and MRI Safety @tobiasgilk RT @JACRJournal: MR procedures can be delayed or canceled after hours when a radiologist is unsure of a device’s MRI safety status. Find out how you can mitigate that problem. #JACR https://t.co/ZdmEz06nBL |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk @AmyKotsenas - T5- agree! social media not only levels the playing field for all members of the healthcare team, it also provides a vehicle for individual interaction through direct messaging. This enables deeper and more personalized exchange of ideas #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @LLALO Simply put: There is no “24 hour” news cycle anymore. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas Excellent point @TirathPatelMD ! What are some ways we can minimize the echo chamber effect? #JACR https://t.co/WuYPUQQ7gJ |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @reh3md: @JACRJournal T5: @JACRJournal T5: #SocialMedia breaks down barriers to communication. Organizations have to recognize that patients can easily share info on good (& bad) experiences. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @HawkImaging: @AmyKotsenas - T5- agree! social media not only levels the playing field for all members of the healthcare team, it also provides a vehicle for individual interaction through direct messaging. This enables deeper and more personalized exchange of ideas #JACR |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD @TirathPatelMD @sethmhardy @AmyKotsenas This point is key @TirathPatelMD . Echo chambers are like magnets in the #SoMe world. To be really effective, we have to be intentional about breaking out beyond our standard circles and conversations. Kind of like real life. #JACR |
 | Ryan P. Daly, MD @DrRyanPDaly RT @AChoiHeart: T2: T2: Have there been any studies evaluating patient response to seeing physician tweets? In bringing the "break-room" conversations into the open, or in discussing/sharing patient images or cases, I imagine there is heterogeneity here. @AmyKotsenas #JACR @JACRJournal |
| Lee Aase @LeeAase T5 True that! Amazing to be able to make literally global connections to experts by training and experts by experience (patients) #JACR https://t.co/ywb4QTVDVZ |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: I recommend that everyone follow at least 50 people from outside their specialty. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @DaveYoumansMD: @TirathPatelMD @sethmhardy @AmyKotsenas This point is key @TirathPatelMD . Echo chambers are like magnets in the #SoMe world. To be really effective, we have to be intentional about breaking out beyond our standard circles and conversations. Kind of like real life. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @LeeAase: T5 True that! Amazing to be able to make literally global connections to experts by training and experts by experience (patients) #JACR https://t.co/ywb4QTVDVZ |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @JACRJournal A5: It can provide an instant communication portal for all comers; the playing field is even on #SoMe. Believe it can add hugely positive benefits to bringing orgs, providers, patients closer. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @TirathPatelMD: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: I recommend that everyone follow at least 50 people from outside their specialty. #JACR |
| Lee Aase @LeeAase @TirathPatelMD @LLALO The half-life of a tweet is about 28 minutes. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @Emil_LeeMD: @JACRJournal A5: @JACRJournal A5: It can provide an instant communication portal for all comers; the playing field is even on #SoMe. Believe it can add hugely positive benefits to bringing orgs, providers, patients closer. #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T5: (part 1) Open channels of communication, like #SoMe, can promote patient-centric care. Unfortunately, it can also be a place to share grievances, fair or otherwise. The goal is for each of us to develop knowledge of one another’s unique perspective & challenges faced #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @DaveYoumansMD: @TirathPatelMD @sethmhardy @AmyKotsenas This point is key @TirathPatelMD . Echo chambers are like magnets in the #SoMe world. To be really effective, we have to be intentional about breaking out beyond our standard circles and conversations. Kind of like real life. #JACR |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T5: @JACRJournal T5: (part 1) Open channels of communication, like #SoMe, can promote patient-centric care. Unfortunately, it can also be a place to share grievances, fair or otherwise. The goal is for each of us to develop knowledge of one another’s unique perspective & challenges faced #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @LLALO: T1. Because SoMe is read by both customers and members of an organization it can be used to promulgate organizational goals and expectations. Saying things in public can have a powerful impact on those within the organization. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T5: @JACRJournal T5: (part 1) Open channels of communication, like #SoMe, can promote patient-centric care. Unfortunately, it can also be a place to share grievances, fair or otherwise. The goal is for each of us to develop knowledge of one another’s unique perspective & challenges faced #JACR |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T5: @JACRJournal T5: (part 1) Open channels of communication, like #SoMe, can promote patient-centric care. Unfortunately, it can also be a place to share grievances, fair or otherwise. The goal is for each of us to develop knowledge of one another’s unique perspective & challenges faced #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart @JACRJournal A4: Social Media allows an organization or journal to reflect upon its vision and target demographics. For example, for journals -- case reports, while not well cited, often result in high engagement on SoMe; SoMe provides a platform for this type of education. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @HawkImaging: T2: T2: through social media interactions with our diverse digital healthcare community, we are able to develop better emotional intelligence, and provide patient care with greater understanding and compassion #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners @JACRJournal T5: (part 2) When we make room and give permission to listen to each other, together all members of the healthcare team are better enabled to work towards a common goal with the foundation of shared understanding. #SoMe facilitates this ecosystem & conversation. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @grebeccahaines: Great advice. @RadiologyACR has a team that provides guidance to others. Loose control with reputation for adding value works for us #jacr https://t.co/NllUnbNA3U |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @TirathPatelMD: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: I recommend that everyone follow at least 50 people from outside their specialty. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @Jenny_Writer: T1: T1: #SoMe provides a new avenue for not only sharing information with patients but for also hearing directly from patients about what they value most in healthcare. #pfcc #jacr |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @AnjaliMalikMD: A1: A1: social media is great for patient & provider outreach. By being a reliable, knowledgeable resource, we can establish ourselves as experts. #JACR |
| JACR @JACRJournal : Thanks for joining us today! Any last thoughts on the topic? #JACR |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD Don't you find the half-life varies depending on topic and time of Tweet? 6-7am Tweets seem to get the most traction on weekdays. Evenings a bit less for me. Later all around on weekends of course. #JACR https://t.co/MqyRRW1OKw |
| JACR @JACRJournal RT @TirathPatelMD: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: I recommend that everyone follow at least 50 people from outside their specialty. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @TirathPatelMD: @LLALO Simply put: @LLALO Simply put: There is no “24 hour” news cycle anymore. #JACR |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @JACRJournal: : : Thanks for joining us today! Any last thoughts on the topic? #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners RT @reh3md: @JACRJournal T5: @JACRJournal T5: #SocialMedia breaks down barriers to communication. Organizations have to recognize that patients can easily share info on good (& bad) experiences. #JACR |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T5: @JACRJournal T5: (part 2) When we make room and give permission to listen to each other, together all members of the healthcare team are better enabled to work towards a common goal with the foundation of shared understanding. #SoMe facilitates this ecosystem & conversation. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @TirathPatelMD: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: I recommend that everyone follow at least 50 people from outside their specialty. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @DaveYoumansMD: Don't you find the half-life varies depending on topic and time of Tweet? 6-7am Tweets seem to get the most traction on weekdays. Evenings a bit less for me. Later all around on weekends of course. #JACR https://t.co/MqyRRW1OKw |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD That's a quotable #LifeLesson Thx @Rad_Partners. #JACR https://t.co/p5iM8Tcnzt |
| Seth M Hardy, MD MBA @sethmhardy Thank you @AmyKotsenas #jacr https://t.co/6Md0iwybtB |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @JACRJournal: : : Thanks for joining us today! Any last thoughts on the topic? #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @DaveYoumansMD: That's a quotable #LifeLesson Thx @Rad_Partners. #JACR https://t.co/p5iM8Tcnzt |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @TirathPatelMD: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: @AmyKotsenas One example: I give this Twitter advice to physicians: I recommend that everyone follow at least 50 people from outside their specialty. #JACR |
| Dr Andrew D. Choi @AChoiHeart RT @JACRJournal: : : Thanks for joining us today! Any last thoughts on the topic? #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners RT @DaveYoumansMD: That's a quotable #LifeLesson Thx @Rad_Partners. #JACR https://t.co/p5iM8Tcnzt |
| David Youmans, MD ✭ @DaveYoumansMD RT @sethmhardy: Thank you @AmyKotsenas #jacr https://t.co/6Md0iwybtB |
 | Syed Furqan Zaidi, MD, MBA, FACR @zaidirad RT @DaveYoumansMD: That's a quotable #LifeLesson Thx @Rad_Partners. #JACR https://t.co/p5iM8Tcnzt |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk Thanks so much @AmyKotsenas and @JACRJournal for wonderful discussion on this topic #JACR... I think the challenge for each of us is to recruit new voices to the conversation so that our digital community continues to thrive and inspire! |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @AnjaliMalikMD: A1: A1: by being accessible, we are able to build rapport, reflecting our commitment to #patientcare, #ptexp and #pfcc, which works affirm our brand. #JACR |
| Syed Furqan Zaidi, MD, MBA, FACR @zaidirad RT @HawkImaging: Thanks so much @AmyKotsenas and @JACRJournal for wonderful discussion on this topic #JACR... I think the challenge for each of us is to recruit new voices to the conversation so that our digital community continues to thrive and inspire! |
| Hawk @DrKEHawk RT @DaveYoumansMD: That's a quotable #LifeLesson Thx @Rad_Partners. #JACR https://t.co/p5iM8Tcnzt |
| Syed Furqan Zaidi, MD, MBA, FACR @zaidirad RT @HawkImaging: T2: T2: through social media interactions with our diverse digital healthcare community, we are able to develop better emotional intelligence, and provide patient care with greater understanding and compassion #JACR |
 | Susan Kiernan O'Horo, MD @skohoro RT @Jenny_Writer: Social media makes it possible to have conversations with a diverse group of people who you might not interact with otherwise. Diverse thoughts lead to greater innovation, more open-mindedness, new ideas. All are important to improving patient care. #jacr |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @HawkImaging: Thanks so much @AmyKotsenas and @JACRJournal for wonderful discussion on this topic #JACR... I think the challenge for each of us is to recruit new voices to the conversation so that our digital community continues to thrive and inspire! |
| Syed Furqan Zaidi, MD, MBA, FACR @zaidirad RT @JACRJournal: Personal Branding: Personal Branding: A Primer for Radiology Trainees and Radiologists by @amykpatel et al https://t.co/oip57XqJUf #jacr |
| Jenny Jones @Jenny_Writer RT @DaveYoumansMD: That's a quotable #LifeLesson Thx @Rad_Partners. #JACR https://t.co/p5iM8Tcnzt |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @grebeccahaines: Exactly what I ❤️ about social media done right. It levels the playing field #jacr https://t.co/g5OQs44NJC |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas Thank you to everyone who participated in today ‘s #JACR tweetchat! Although the tweetchat may be ending, the conversation will continue. @JACRJournal |
 | Viet Le DMSc PA-C FACC FAHA HF-Cert @VietHeartPA RT @AChoiHeart: A3: A3: This is a great point. For the recent @Heart_SCCT #SCCT2018 Scientific Sessions, I estimate that about 20% of the engagers on social media were present within the meeting, while the vast majority of engagers were not only outside the walls, but many outside the US. #JACR https://t.co/XBVUUytnGh |
| Amy Kotsenas, MD @AmyKotsenas RT @HawkImaging: Thanks so much @AmyKotsenas and @JACRJournal for wonderful discussion on this topic #JACR... I think the challenge for each of us is to recruit new voices to the conversation so that our digital community continues to thrive and inspire! |
| Dr. Emil Lee @Emil_LeeMD @AmyKotsenas @JACRJournal Thank you @AmyKotsenas & @JACRJournal for moderating & hosting a fantastic #tweetchat. Enjoyed the different perspectives & ideas; looking forward to the next one! #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners RT @Rad_Partners: @JACRJournal T1: @JACRJournal T1: We believe #socialmedia is an essential tool to ensure our pillars and care culture are shared with the greater #healthcare and #rad community. Social media helps democratize critical conversations & promotes bi-directional learning. #JACR https://t.co/YitLhiauj6 |
| Tirath Patel, MD @TirathPatelMD @JACRJournal #JACR Social media #SoMe is a powerful tool. It allows individuals to connect with colleagues and patients and advocates and improve health. However, it does not come without risks and must be used judiciously and appropriately. |
| Lee Aase @LeeAase @DaveYoumansMD There certainly is some variation and some topics are outliers, but on average half of the people who will ever see a tweet will have seen it in the first half-hour. #JACR |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @TirathPatelMD: @JACRJournal #JACR Social media #SoMe is a powerful tool. It allows individuals to connect with colleagues and patients and advocates and improve health. However, it does not come without risks and must be used judiciously and appropriately. |
| Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI @RMilesMD RT @LLALO: T1. SoMe can make organizations personal. Put a face and a personality to what otherwise might seem a monolithic organization. #JACR |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners RT @HawkImaging: Thanks so much @AmyKotsenas and @JACRJournal for wonderful discussion on this topic #JACR... I think the challenge for each of us is to recruit new voices to the conversation so that our digital community continues to thrive and inspire! |
| Radiology Partners @Rad_Partners RT @HawkImaging: T4: T4: social media has and will continue to change the discussion on healthcare by allowing rapid exchange of ideas, fostering development of professional relationships & allowing for dynamic & creative problem solving toward the goal of excellent patient centered care #JACR |
| Anjali Malik, MD @AnjaliMalikMD Got busy over here, but #SoMe makes Connect’s this big/small world of ours & provides a place & platform for ideas, feedback, strategizing - you name it! #ptexp can & will continue to be improved via #SoMe & #medtwitter! #JACR |
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