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Richard Smith: Meet and learn from Dr Twitter

October 30, 2012

At a meeting in Copenhagen earlier this week Bertalan Mesko was introduced as “the world leader in social media and medicine.” After listening to him and looking at some of […]

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Juliet Dobson: Open journalism and social media

September 24, 2012

The Guardian is well known for being at the forefront of journalism and for pushing forward ever more innovative ways of covering the news. A talk at King’s Place on […]

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Matthew Billingsley: How would you use social media during a public health crisis?

June 6, 2012

At the height of the 2009 pandemic, there were 10 000 swine flu related tweets an hour. These ranged from the helpful (“Swine-flu symptoms: checklist to see if you may […]

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David Payne: Holy Kaw! The Kawasaki ego has landed

March 19, 2012

I’m not surprised that Guy Kawasaki’s 10th book is called Enchantment: How to Woo, Influence, and Persuade. It takes some chutzpah to assume near–zero knowledge of social media at a […]

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Richard Smith: 10 tips on using and enjoying social media

March 1, 2012

Tomorrow I’m running a workshop for medical students at Imperial College London on medical journalism, and I thought it essential to include something on using and enjoying social media. I […]

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David Kerr: Saving the world–pharma dips a toe into social media gaming for health

February 17, 2012

“I’m afraid I’m currently out of the office right now on the never-ending mission to restore world health—I am very interested in your message and will endeavour to reply to […]

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David Kerr: Complaints via social media

December 2, 2011

Social media seems to be the modern equivalent of the stocks. The main objective of the stocks was public humiliation. Nowadays, any member of the public can use social media […]

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Richard Smith: Scientific communication is returning to its roots

July 26, 2011

A compelling piece in the Economist argues that social media are returning news to the “more vibrant, freewheeling, and discursive ways of the pre-industrial era” and that newspapers will prove […]

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David Kerr: The new prohibition

June 24, 2011

The NHS and technology have had a quixotic sort of relationship recently. A current source of collective angst for the NHS is what to do about social networking? The behemoth of […]

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David Kerr: Using social media in the NHS

May 3, 2011

We recently had another visit from Barack Obama to the San Francisco Bay area. However, rather than sampling the delights of the city, the President drove south down route 101 […]

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