NORWEGIAN CANCER SOCIETY. European perspective on the use of social media in supportive care Heidi Skaara Brorson Norwegian Cancer Society.

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NORWEGIAN CANCER SOCIETY

European perspective on the use of social media in supportive care Heidi Skaara Brorson Norwegian Cancer Society

Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

Broad effort in the fight against cancer 1.Support cancer research 2.Provide health information on the prevention and treatment of cancer 3.Provide support to cancer patients and their next-of- kin 4.Political lobbying and other activities to increase public awareness; influence authorities, support, and where needed bring about changes in the public health and social welfare services in Norway 5.International collaboration Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

Looking ahead towards greater control over, and meaningful ownership of personal health = empowerment Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

Empowerment requires: Access to, and knowledge about what kind of help is available Communication between various authorities Social media as a tool for empowerment Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

Social media The Norwegian Cancer Society has used social media as an integrated part of its community outreach and cancer support programs for more than 3 years. This has proven successful, and an efficient way of reaching both existing and new demographics with information and support Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

Proactive use of social media Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media Reach out to more people Inform about our Cancer Help Line Facilitate peer-to-peer support Inform about cancer prevention Motivate and increase support for the cancer cause

How can we make good choices? Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

Moving on with new technology We have made a Facebook application of our anonymous Cancer Help Line chat, to use without leaving Facebook. This makes the process from thinking about contact, to actually engaging, seamless. Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

Challenges Disclosure The nurses were skeptical Training Topic Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

NORWEGIAN CANCER SOCIETY Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media The impact of Facebook

Blog post as a door opener We use our blog to open doors to conversations. There are lots of subjects people want to talk about, they just need an opportunity. Our blog post “Dare we talk about death”, is our most read and commented blog post today. Difficult subjects get easier when someone has started the conversation. Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

Health system/patient: Guess who`s who! Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media The challenge: To increase patient empowerment To simplify contact with, and within health and welfare systems

Patients begin to take more control of their own health Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media Meeting today’s and tomorrow’s needs as defined by the users of social media

Keeping up on the web Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media

“I cannot remove the pain. Not the pain that is about all that’s lost. But sometimes I meet people who help me with just that pain, and it’s like I get a whole new perspective on things. That makes me feel very, very good”. Heidi Skaara Brorson: Use of social media Connecting people via social media