Physician entrepreneur Karthik Koduru, an oncologist, will highlight how his businesses, PulsedIn and OncoPower, are supporting patient engagement at the MedCity ENGAGE conference Nov 6-7 in San Diego.
Actor/comedian Colton Dunn, of "Superstore" on NBC, has picked up the slack, posting a series of low-budget but effective videos as alternative ads for HealthCare.gov.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
Three strategies for effectively engaging patients on social media.
Many hospitals still refuse to acknowledge the importance of patient reviews and ratings on social media, but even for those that do, there are challenges. We highlight one effort that may help to change that.
Jacobs regularly tweeted and blogged about her many hospital stays, including her poor experiences. She was famously outspoken and humorous about her health and her medical care.
The donor registration drive is the culmination of the partnership between Tinder and a nonprofit group called Organize, which aims to end the organ donor shortage. A similar campaign between Tinder and the National Health Service was carried out in Britain last year.
At the Abarca Forward conference earlier this year, George Van Antwerp, managing director at Deloitte, discussed how social determinants of health and a personalized member experience can improve medication adherence and health outcomes.
Qntfy, a Crownsville, Maryland-based, early-stage company, recently launched OurDataHelps.org, in conjunction with a psychologist and two suicide prevention activists.
Any Messenger user can ask health questions to HealthTap's 100,000 U.S. physicians in 141 specialties and get quick answers from whichever doctors happen to see a post.
The plaintiffs claimed that the websites of the healthcare organizations contain secret "Facebook code" that "commandeers" browsers to capture protected health information and forward the information to Facebook.
Did you miss the birth of @DrDonaldJTrump on Twitter, clearly the greatest, most significant and, of course, patriotic birth Twitter has ever seen? It was born in America, and has the paperwork to prove it. Because someone has to Make Medicine Great Again.
We will highlight Build My Health's revenue practice management tools, which could help physician practices add up to $250,000 to their practices.
Despite our wish expressed after last year's HIMSS conference that the #HIMSSselfie should be so over, it seems to be back, totes ready to jump the shark again. Maybe it will jump Katy Perry's Left Shark, just to prove it's stuck in 2015?
Peach does not have a newsfeed, so, in theory, it's less of a time suck than Facebook or Twitter. But is it suitable for healthcare?
Oh, and he may just burn that Wu Tang clan album.
It wasn't the story itself or anything about healthfinch that was controversial, though. It was more about the idea of electronic medical records in the first place.
We'll discuss on MedHeads how harnessing the power of viral videos can help improve patient education efforts, and even improve business.