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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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New Graduates: Why Pharma Is the Place to Be
By Scott Neverett (@scottneverett) Its a good time to pursue a career in health care. According to the most recent data by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, health care added another 37,000...
New Graduates: Aging Boomers and What That Means for You
Leonard Nimoy (original Spock) & Zachary Quinto (young Spock) By Scott Neverett (@scottneverett) Its summer. Graduates, sheepskin in hand, are seeking out new challenges, personal growth...
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Tagged assimilation, baby boomers, career, challenges, communication, culture, decision, economy, employment, enthusiasm, experience, graduates, learning, opportunity, performance, procedures, promotion, responsibility, retirement, sharing, teamwork, technology, workforce
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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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After Facebook, the Deluge
by Krissy Goelz (@krisgoelz)Were not the first ones to tell you that Facebook is changing its commenting policy for pharma pages. Lots of our compatriots have done that in recent days. For a...
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Tagged communication, Communities, community, Digital Tools, FDA, Legal Issues, social media, Social network, technology, Trends
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Do You Have a Multi-Channel Marketing Strategy?
By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) In this age of accelerated technology, a brand has an almost infinite amount of platforms where it can interface with its consumers. The opportunities run the...
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Tagged communication, conference, consumers, device, doctor, event, internet, marketing, media, messaging, mobile, multi-channel, patient, San Francisco, social media, strategy, technology, Trends
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Dx Via iPad? Believe It.
By Russ Ward (@russcward) One of the great ongoing achievements of the human race is the ability to measure our world with ever-increasing precision. In centuries past, inventions such as...
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Tagged application, consumers, diagnosis, digital, doctors, healthcare, imaging, microscope, mobile, nurses, Patients, precision, professionals, scans, technology, telemedicine, x-ray
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Is 2011 Really “The Year of Mobile”?
By DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound) The crossroads of pharmaceuticals and digital technology: Its a fast-paced, fascinating intersection of complexity and creation, regulation and ideas, strategy and...
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Tagged digital, digital pharma west, innovation, interviews, mobile, Pharmaceuticals, social media, technology, trend, Twitter, Video
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Autism and Technology: Helping Individuals with Autism Communicate
Today's guest blog post is by Alexander Price, who teaches children with autism and works collaboratively with the families of children and adults with autism spectrum disorders, as well as the...
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Tagged american sign language, app, autism, cheap, communication, community, cost, developmental disabilities, device, disorder, Education, iPad, iPod Touch, language, mobile, obstacle, portable, schedule, stigma, technology, training, verbal
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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...
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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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