Tag Archives: privacy
9 Nov/11
by Briana Campbell (@MsMatchGirl) Imagine the embarrassment of your sexual dysfunction being made public. Imagine the worry, especially in this tenuous economy, of your employer finding...
7 Nov/11
by Sven Larsen Are you ready to make a life-or-death decision? Most decisions arent as dramatic as the one the main character faces in the movie Sophies Choice - deciding which of her children...
Posted in Social Media
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Tagged Communities, community, Digital Tools, Education, Health care, healthcare, information, innovation, patient, Patients, privacy, technology, Trends, user needs
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6 Jul/11
The Defining Moments series looks back at the biggest events of 2010 to see what we can learn from them here at P&P, to work better in our calling, in 2011 and beyond. In July 2010, over 90...
21 Jun/11
by Jon Fisher (@jmfisher) Summer days used to mean scraped knees from wiping out on a bicycle or not heeding a lifeguards warning about no running around the swimming pool. These days? My fear of...
6 Jun/11
By Rob Kempton (@manonthemooncon) When you think cutting-edge use of social media, youre probably not thinking of the FDA. While the agency has been criticized for not expediently issuing social...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
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Tagged access, agency, communication, community, criticize, empower, engagement, FDA, government, guidelines, information, initiative, innovation, monitoring, patient, privacy, real time, social media, transparency
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1 Jun/11
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...
Posted in Social Media
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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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11 May/11
(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
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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
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14 Feb/11
By Jason Brandt (@JasonDMG3) Just a decade or two ago, that headline would have meant something very different. It would conjure up memories of those "I've fallen and I can't get up" commercials...
Posted in Digital Health
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Tagged caregiver, communication, elderly, entertainment, privacy, research, resources, retirement, safety, senior citizens, social media, technology
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28 Jan/11
By Krissy Goelz (@krisgoelz) Happy Friday, Pixels & Pills readers! Its been a long and snowy week here in the Northeast and were delighted to see that the weekend forecast calls for...more...
Posted in Social Media
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Tagged applications, branding, business, communication, community, Facebook, HootSuite, link, messaging, privacy, scheduling, settings, snow, social media, strategy, style guide, TweetDeck, Twitter, Video
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29 Nov/10
Photo courtesy of Forbes.com By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) Sometimes we get so focused on social media guidelines for ourselves as Pharma marketers that we dont always notice when something very...
Posted in Social Media
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Tagged American Medical Association, communication, doctors, Education, Facebook, FDA, guidelines, hospitals, News, Patients, privacy, rules, social media, training, Twitter
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19 Nov/10
Image courtesy of Dvice By DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound) Heres a recent social-media post you may have missed: "5 Trends That Will Shape the Next Few Years of Social Media by David Reinhardt for The...
Posted in Social Media
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Tagged collaboration, embedding, Facebook, future, healthcare, integration, location, monitor, organization, privacy, regulation, sharing, social media, Social network, technology, Trends, Twitter
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8 Jul/10
By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) Google, once seen as the great beneficent alternative to more suspiciously viewed companies like Microsoft. Google, which has itself become a lot more like the new Evil...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
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Tagged advertising, blogging, Browsing, Buzz, calendar, chatting, email, Eric Schmidt, Google, maps, News, photos, privacy, RSS, searching, Video
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