Social Media for Hospitals #HTH11SC #SM4H Sherra M.
It’s Who You Know!
Define “Social Media” and explain investing resources here Recognize possibilities and define pragmatic healthcare uses Identify tactical considerations and resources to support future efforts and explorations Learning Outcomes:
Pop culture teaches patients to expect social connectivity
[Children's Healthcare of Atlanta], Emory Healthcare (FB1), Emory Johns Creek Hospital, Emory University Hospital, Grady Health, Gwinnett Medical Center (FB3) Houston Healthcare, Marcus Autism Center, MCG Health Children's Medical Center, MCGHealth, Memorial University Medical Center (FB5), Piedmont Hospital, Shepherd Center, Southern Regional Health System, St. Francis Hospital (FB4), St. Joseph's / Candler Hospitals, Tanner Health System (FB2) University Health Care System, WellStar Health System In Georgia (so far): Per
80% of Internet users gather health information online
The use of web-based and mobile technologies to turn communication into interactive dialogue. Social Media:
A blending of technology and social interaction for the co-creation of value. Social Media:
Still?
So Many Ways to Think About Tools & Strategies!
Social Media Comparison 2011
The benefits of social media marketing
K.I.S.S.
K.I.S(uper).S.
Event Promotion Patient Feedback Crisis Communication Opportunities
Hospital Updates Information /“Tips” Crisis Communication Opportunities
Virtual Chamber of Commerce Contact Manager Niche Discussion Forums Opportunities
Spontaneous Moments Humor & Humanity Information /“Tips” Opportunities
Patient Celebrations Facility Renovation Updates Event Archives *1 Picture = 1000 words Opportunities*
Opportunities How-To Opinions Ideas
Promote Visitation Onsite Info/Tips Crisis Communication Opportunities
Geolocation
QR Codes
text4baby.org quitlinenc.com Fundraising Opportunities
Would you talk like this?
Or this?
Develop localized community by establishing genuine relationships one at a time. Use the tools to establish yourself and your hospital as a trusted source of useful information. Give to get. Thank often. Listen much. The Challenge:
Social Media Policies, HIPPA, & Crisis Communications
Resource page
Define “Social Media” and explain investing resources here Recognize possibilities and define pragmatic healthcare uses Identify tactical considerations and resources to support future efforts and explorations Learning Outcomes:
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