Tag Archives: mobile
POINT/COUNTERPOINT: The Great Flash Debate, Part I
(Video credited to Milk and Cookies) 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...
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Tagged activity, animation, content, Design, enrichment, Flash, gaming, graphics, information, interactivity, internet, introduction, learning, mobile, motion, platform, technology, website, World Wide Web
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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...
Posted in Social Media
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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GUEST BLOG POST: Dr. Google Is In
Today's guest blog post is by Casey Williams, the Associate Director of Health Sciences at iProspect. Since joining the firm in 2006, Casey has focused on the health sciences market. She is...
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Tagged audience, branding, content, Google, Health, information, marketing, media buy, Medicine, mobile, organic search, paid search, query, questions, research, search, search engine, service, strategy, traffic, treatment, update, visibility
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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...
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Tagged application, endocrinology, Facebook, Hospital, Jen Dyer, mobile, Ohio State University, Patients, Pharm Fresh, social media, Twitter
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Interview with Hope Phones’ Tierney O’Dea
Back in February, we held a tweetup and phone drive at the 10th Annual ePharma Summit in NYC to benefit HopePhones.org. We interviewed Tierney O'Dea about how she became involved with Hope Phones...
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Tagged #epharma, adherence, campaign manager, cell phones, clinic, communication, doctor, emergency, environment, family, healthcare, HIV, hope phones, Hospital, information, laptop, Medic Mobile, medication, Medicine, mobile, network, organization, phone drive, public health, recycle, social impact, Tierney O'Dea, tuberculosis, Tweetup, waste
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Issues in DTC: Social media and mobile technology
By Todd LaRoche (@toddlaroche) Will social media be a category killer, crushing even mobile technologies? Thats an unlikely reality especially if the FDA continues delaying the announcement of...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
Tagged #dtc2011, conference, DTC, events, FDA, internet, marketing, medical applications, mobile, multi-channel, profit, smartphone, social media, spending, strategy
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Generation Y and Health: Dealing with Depression
This post kicks off our new series on Generation Y and their relationship with their health. From challenges to epidemics, this series attempts to expose how these digital natives are managing...
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Tagged application, brain, depression, digital, feelings, Generation Y, Health, mental health, millennial, mobile, mood, Patients, psychology, social media, technology
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Using Twitter & Technology to Save Lives
This Monday, March 14th, Pixels & Pills' very own DJ Edgerton delivered a presentation at the SXSW Interactive Festival in Austin, TX. Here are the slides from that presentation: Follow Me: Using...
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Tagged API, caregiver, Compliance, dashboard, doctor, emergency, followme, healthcare, interface, Medicine, mobile, patient, Pharma, prescription, social media, tweet, Twitter
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Issues in DTC: New Approaches to Patient Compliance
By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) Patient compliance continues to be a major threat to healthcare, and a big concern for the pharmaceutical industry. Non-compliance has been proven to negatively...
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Tagged #dtc2011, adherence, communication, convention, dialogue, doctor, DTC, e-patients, economy, Epocrates, event, Google Body Browser, healthcare, healthcare outcomes, individuality, information, medication, mobile, patient, patient compliance, patient literacy, personalization, Pharmaceutical industry, responsibility, ROI, University of Oregon
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New Technology For Self-Care
By Jason Brandt (@JasonDMG3) Recently, weve talked about how new technologies are helping patients on transplant waiting lists live a normal life out of their homes, instead of confined to a...
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Tagged computer, home, medical equipment, mobile, self-care, technology, therapy, User Experience
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How Digital Is Changing Family Health
By Krissy Goelz (@krisgoelz) Twenty years ago, a Robitussin commercial called "Dr. Mom was a sexist, ham-handed parody of family division of labor. Its even a bit worse for wear when you watch it...
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Tagged advertising, commercial, dads, database, digital, diseases, doctor, electronic health records, environment, family, genetic, Health, humor, internet, mobile, technology, TV, website
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