#hcsm: Apr 12 Topic 3: Economics of Social Media in Health Care

Note: These are just my own personal notes from the Sunday night #hcsm chats on Twitter.  It's what I found interesting or memorable or wanted to be able to easily refer back to.  

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   HealthSocMed Welcome, everyone! As a note, if anyone comes in later, please remember to introduce yourself to the group! #hcsm 13 Apr 2009 from web
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   HealthSocMed TOPIC 3 - Does economic impact make you more or less inclined to do SM, or indifferent? #hcsm 13 Apr 2009 from web
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   chimoose The current economy means we're cutting budgets - but there is a ton we can do with SocMed that costs little or nothing #hcsm 13 Apr 2009 from TweetDeck
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   ctsinclair T3 Economic impact should be minimized. Any good SM expert will tell you good social networks buy network capital, not people in door #hcsm 13 Apr 2009 from TweetChat
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   brimil @chimoose absolutely. with the added benefit of connecting and getting to know your customer better, not pushing advertising on them #hcsm 13 Apr 2009 from web
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   ShrinkRapRoy T3: from hospital standpoint, I think SM is part of one's responsibility to one's community to be involved, not just $. #hcsm 13 Apr 2009 from TweetChat
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   danamlewis @shrinkraproy great point - would love for more hospitals/orgs to use SM to reach patients - and the community #hcsm 13 Apr 2009 from TweetDeck

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