HIT Shrink: #hcsm: Apr 5 Topic 2: Will HC Orgs to use Social Media

Sunday, April 19, 2009

#hcsm: Apr 5 Topic 2: Will HC Orgs to use Social Media

HealthSocMed TOPIC 2 - Will inviting people to join the conversation via SM work? Can HC orgs get people to sign up and use SM? #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from web

ctsinclair Other HC Orgs: Hospices, Home Health, Nursing Homes, Pharmacies #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetChat

flipgonzo T2 - what defines the tipping point or critical mass that will make joining the SM convo valuable for 'people', whoever that is? #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetChat

jacquebrown T2 - Before we try to get more ppl to sign up, we need to figure out how to talk (and listen) to ppl who are already out there #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetChat

aloumeyer I think engaging employees, patients and their families is important for hospital use of SM. They're most likely to join vs. avg. Joe. #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetDeck

nickdawsonhc @DaphneLeigh if you look at raw numbers about 0.5-3% of a HC orgs market r likely 2 be on twitter are we waiting on them or vice versa #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetChat in reply to DaphneLeigh

EdBennett heard that Mayo Clinic is actively engaging its employees to become ambassadors on SM #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetChat

ctsinclair @dfolkens With such low barrier to entry for SM, HC Orgs 'think' it is easy to do and lack follow through IMHO #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetChat in reply to dfolkens

miketempleton @MeredithGould If they want to be successful in SM, they HAVE to commit to the follow through. If they don't, ppl won't be happy. #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetChat in reply to MeredithGould

EdBennett RT @tstitt SM programs in HC orgs have 1 or 2 personal champions who move fast, take calculated risks, no permission asked #hcsm 06 Apr 2009 from TweetChat

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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.