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Can Pharma Harness Social Media for Product Research and Development?
by DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound) The question seems almost nonsensical at first your Twitter followers may be really outstanding people, but theyre not organic chemists or researchers. And your...
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Tagged Compliance, data, digital strategy, Digital Tools, Education, engagement, epatient, FDA, information, innovation, Legal Issues, marketing, Pharma, Pharmaceutical industry, R&D, research and development, social media, Social network, strategy, technology, Trends, user needs
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Waiting to Exhale
by Jason Brandt (@jasondmg3) For over half a century, the Breathalyzer has given law-enforcement officials a portable, fairly reliable instrument to test for, and prevent, driving under the...
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Tagged analyze, breathalyzers, data, Digital Tools, future, patient, Patients, Pharma, Pharmaceutical industry, technology, Trends, User Experience, user needs
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Scratch, Sniff and Learn with UnNiched
Were excited to be participating in another UnNiched(micro) breakfast at the CUNY Graduate Center in October. This one, however, will prove to be a little different from other events that UnNiched...
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Tagged conference, Conferences, data, Design, Digital Tools, Education, innovation, media, mobile, Patients, strategy, technology, Thought Leaders, Trends, unNiched, User Experience, user needs
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Leave the Experts Alone!
by DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound) Economist and author Noreena Hertz says that, "In a world of data deluge and extreme complexity, we believe that experts are more able to process information than we...
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Tagged data, expert, information, innovation, thought, thought lea, thought leader, Thought Leaders, Thought Leadership
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Autism and Technology: A Look at How Technology Can Help Autism Educators in Teaching with ABA
This is the second installment in our special guest blog post series by Alexander Price, who teaches children with autism and works collaboratively with the families of children and adults with...
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Tagged autism, behavior, classroom, cost, data, developmental disabilities, effectiveness, identification, materials, opportunity, presentation, question, response, routine, special education, students, tablet, teaching, technique, technology, trials
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Pinching Pennies, 21st Century Style
By Jason Brandt (@JasonDMG3) In many ways technology is the realm of the rich. Here in the developed world, were used to the latest hardware and ubiquitous wi-fi to help us access the open-sourced...
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Tagged access, afford, biotech, capitalism, cheaper, computers, data, digital, divide, economy, EHR, EMR, generic, hardware, Health care, internet, mobile, Patients, process, recession, revolution, social media, Social network, streamline, technology, telemedicine, tools, unemployment, wi-fi
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Trans-Media Storytelling
By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) You probably know that you should be telling stories in your work. But do you know how? The concept of storytelling as an art form gained prominence in recent years in...
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Tagged attention, Blogs, brand, celebrities, commercials, conversation, data, different, Facebook, information, lecture, marketing, medium, mythology, narrative, pictures, presentation, print, social media, storytelling, television, transmedia, Twitter, variety, Video
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Social Media and Privacy
By Carl Turner (@leftyrightbrain) Pharma leaders are coming together at Digital Pharma West for an exciting exchange of innovative ideas in digital communication, especially in a heavily regulated...
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Tagged communication, Communities, Compliance, confidentiality, data, digital, doctor, EHR, EMR, healthcare, law, medical advice, multichannel, patient, penalty, policy, privacy, reputation, sharing, social media, violation
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Crowdsourced Clinical Trials?
By Russ Ward (@russcward) Recently Ed Silverman wrote about Patient-Reported Outcomes on Internet Sites on Pharmalot - based on a study published in last months Nature Biotechnology that was...
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Tagged clinical trials, cost, crowdsourcing, data, discovery, diversity, drugs, effectiveness, engagement, failture, internet, Patients, Pharma, report, social media, Social network, speed, success, trend
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Everyones Free (to Access Health Data)
By Andy Smith (@andysmithpalio) Theres a treasure trove of high-value health information in government archives that can aid in the delivery of health care. Now, the U.S. Department of Health and...
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Tagged access, application, behavior, Best Practices, community, cost, data, development, discussion, disease, event, forum, games, government, growth, Health, health care providers, information, innovation, insight, local, patient, performance, product, quality, service
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Social Media, Healthcare, and Ethnic Minorities
By Jeremy Lichtenberger (@ Air_Master_J) Could social media be just what the doctor ordered for improving health care for minority groups? Quite possibly according to recent data from Pew...
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Tagged access, accessibility, application, applications, community, conversation, data, disability, disease, disparity, Education, ethnic, healthcare, infant mortality, internet, life expectancy, minority, mobile, prevention, race, social media, technology
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