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Ronan Kavanagh
Ronan Kavanagh

Dr. Ronan Kavanagh, a rheumatologist at Galway Clinic, discusses how he used to learn from over 2,500 abstracts at medical conferences but now uses social media for more efficient learning and patient education. He describes his process of receiving RSS updates, sharing links and ideas on Twitter, getting feedback from followers, writing blog posts incorporating the ideas and feedback, and sharing the blogs on multiple social media platforms. The summary concludes with him thanking the audience and providing a QR code for the presentation slides.

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Dr. Ronan Kavanagh Rheumatologist Galway Clinic ronkav @RonanTKavanagh
How I used to learn
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The Annual Pilgrimage
>2500 abstracts
Day 3. Plenary session today
High Volume Poor Filters
Learning with Social Media
Inbound
RSS
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Processing / Discussion
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#ACR2011
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Outbound
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Cycle of online Cycle of Patient information and Education Doctor education Adapted from http://casesblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/social-media-in-medicine-how-to-be.html
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2. Share interesting links and ideas on Twitter 1. Receive RSS updates from 3.Get feedback from Google Reader followers on Twitter 4.Write a blog using Go back to step 1 ideas, updates and feedback from Twitter 5. Share via Twitter Facebook Linkedin and Youtube
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Thankyou! Scan QR code for slides! Ronan Kavanagh @RonanTKavanagh ronankavanagh.wordpress.com

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