ICMCC

the international council on medical & care compunetics

news page

13
February, 2012
Monday

E-patients’ role in Healthcare Social Media: Do Doctors Hate Blogs?

“Over the last few years, the internet has changed the way that healthcare consumers (patients) interact with providers and manage their own medical care. A Pew survey showed that 61% of patients look online for healthcare information. Sixty percent of them access social media** related to health. Judging by the response to the recent post about message boards, our readers agree.
The buzz about how healthcare social media (HCSM) will impact healthcare innovation is getting too loud to ignore. However, there are those who don’t hear it because they have their fingers in their ears. They are saying, “No. Patients belong in the back of the information bus. We will tell you what you need to know”.”

Article
Kelly Young, RA Warrior, 15 January 2010

16 January 2010 | Categories: News | Country: United States | Tag(s): e-patient, Physician-Patient Relationship, Social Media
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
If you appreciate our news pages, don't forget to subscribe or try the NEW ICMCC toolbar!

Leave a Reply

Back to News Page

subscribe

ICMCC is member of

IFMBE

WABT

© ICMCC 2004-2011

Log in