Tag Archives: Facebook

11 May/11

Little Comments, Big Privacy

(via Chuck and Beans) By Jason Brandt (@JasonDMG3) "Great story. Loved the last part; very moving." "I disagree completely - this is whats wrong with America today!" While adding a comment to a...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Blog, comment, communication, conversation, crowdsourcing, data, experience, Facebook, Google, information, interactivity, internet, law, membership, News, Opinion, participation, philosophy, privacy, settings, social networks, technology, Wikipedia | Leave a comment

2 May/11

PHARM FRESH: Jennifer Dyer talks about how Ohio State University Hospital Uses Social Media

Jennifer Dyer talks e-mailing with patients, instant health reporting through Facebook, and using Twitter and YouTube to unify advocacy messages. She also shares exciting information about a new...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged application, endocrinology, Facebook, Hospital, Jen Dyer, mobile, Ohio State University, Patients, Pharm Fresh, social media, Twitter | Leave a comment

29 Apr/11

Marketing to Boomers

By Catlin Renaud (@catlinrenaud) Baby Boomers the 77 million people born between 1946 and 1964 are redefining aging and shattering traditional assumptions about the sixth and seventh decades of...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged affluence, age, aging, applications, baby boomers, Blog, caregiver, comments, consumers, demographic, disease mangement, Facebook, fitness, food, games, Health care, influence, interactive, lifestyle drugs, marketing, medical care, nutrition, online, opportunity, patient, podcast, population, smartphone, social gaming, Social network, spa, technology, traditional media, youth | Leave a comment

28 Apr/11

Media Gets Meta

By DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound) Whoa, thats like...so meta, dude. A 5-minute walk on any college campus will reveal that "meta" has become the 21st-century version of "groovy. It's a word used to...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged business, capitalism, case studies, conference, drug development, Facebook, failure, friendfeed, learn, media, meta, practical, reputation, science, self-reference, social media, state of pharma, success, the social network, theory, trials, Twitter | Leave a comment

26 Apr/11

Social Media All-Stars: Pharma Brands

This post is part of a series of posts highlighting the current champions in healthcare social media. A lot has changed in the past year or so, and some social media superstars have emerged. Here,...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged ADHD, advertise, aggregation, Blog, brand, cause, community, consumer, experience, Facebook, health services, history, industry, information, nonprofit, opportunity, Pharma, philanthropy, positive, practical, recalls, reputation, social media, Video, widget, YouTube | 1 Comment

21 Apr/11

Using Social Networking to Promote Your Blogging Efforts

(Photo courtesy of The Next Web) By Kristin Phillips (@KLAPhillips) Many bloggers find that creating compelling blog content isnt always a field of dreams; just because you build it, doesnt mean...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Blog, bookmarks, content, exposure, Facebook, guest blog, information, interesting, issues, link, multimedia, optimize, perspective, promote, quality, reader, repeat, signature, smart, Social network, subscribers, topic, Twitter, vision, writer, YouTube | Leave a comment

15 Apr/11

New Changes for Facebook, New Perspective for Pharma

UPDATE 4/20/2011: As of the publish date of this post, none of the information contained here has been confirmed by any official sources, either direct from Facebook or any leading media...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged adverse events, approval, brand, changes, comment, content, conversation, disable, discrtion, discussion, drug, Facebook, industry, initiatives, Pharma, photos, policy, prescription, regulations, sharing, social media, strategy, user generated content, videos, vigilance, wall, whitelisting | 7 Comments

14 Apr/11

COUNTERPOINT: Social Media Hurts Patients’ Health Decisions

This post is part of a series of point/counterpoint arguments proposed by different members of the Pixels & Pills staff. Were strong believers that healthy arguments can yield the best...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged accuracy, crdibility, crowdsourcing, cyber bullying, diagnosis, Education, Facebook, group therapy, health decisions, information, isolation, Patients, Pharma, security, social media, social stigma, support, Twitter | Leave a comment

29 Mar/11

COUNTERPOINT: Is Social Media Better than Face-to-Face Interaction?

This post is part of a series of point/counterpoint arguments proposed by different members of the Pixels & Pills staff. Were strong believers that healthy arguments can yield the best...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged business, Facebook, interaction, meaning, multi-task, network, Patients, physicians, Productivity, relationship, Skype, social media, substitution, Twitter | 3 Comments

28 Mar/11

POINT: Is Social Media Better than Face-to-Face Interaction?

This post is part of a series of point/counterpoint arguments proposed by different members of the Pixels & Pills staff. We're strong believers that healthy arguments can yield the best...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged collaborate, collaboration, communicate, conversation, e-mail, experience, face to face, Facebook, feedback, globalization, ideas, information, Knowledge, multimedia, multitasking, personal, phone, Productivity, retweet, searchable, share, social media, technology, Twitter, workforce | 3 Comments

15 Mar/11

Social Media All-Stars: Hospitals

By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) As we pointed out on March 9, involved, passionate patients are some of the all-stars of social media, bringing their hard-earned expertise forward to influence and opine...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged administrator, community, connection, dialogue, doctor, Facebook, Farmville, Hospital, marketing, Medicine, nurse, online, patient, policy, PR, social media, Twitter, Video, YouTube | Leave a comment

7 Mar/11

Why blog?

By Andy Smith (@andysmithpalio) Even though there are 126 million blogs available - 73,932 new ones popped up in the last 24 hours many businesses are still gun-shy about blogging. Whats the hold...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Blog, business, comments, communication, community, conference, connection, content, customer, dialogue, engage, Facebook, ideas, information, interaction, Knowledge, mobile, search, SEO, success, Thought Leaders, Twitter | Leave a comment