BRANDfog 2015 Top 20 Healthcare Leaders on Twitter
BRANDfogs 2015 list of The Top 20 Healthcare Leaders on Twitter shines a spotlight on some key leaders and thinkers who bring a fresh perspective to this rapidly evolving industry. Although this is certainly not an all-inclusive list, it is a good starting point for those who would like to find leaders in healthcare to follow on Twitter. The list includes a cross section of industry leaders that use social channels to engage in lively, interesting and engaging conversations about key industry trends in healthcare. We also included influencers who have something important to contribute to the larger conversations happening within the healthcare industry. There are some well-known leaders but we also included some under the radar individuals that you may not know were active on Twitter. In choosing these leaders, we sought those with a rich, insightful Twitter feed. Our selection criteria were Twitter feeds containing original content, graphics and video, an interesting point of view, and a vision for the future of healthcare. This list is far from comprehensive, so please feel free to send a direct message with any recommendations for our next list to @annmcharles on Twitter. The field of smart, social-savvy healthcare industry leaders continues to grow, so we will revisit and update this list in six months.
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- 1. 2015 Top 20 Healthcare Leaders on Twitter September 2015
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- 3. About This List 3 BRANDfogs 2015 list of The Top 20 Healthcare Leaders on Twitter shines a spotlight on some key leaders and thinkers who bring a fresh perspective to this rapidly evolving industry. Although this is certainly not an all-inclusive list, it is a good starting point for those who would like to find leaders in healthcare to follow on Twitter. The list includes a cross section of industry leaders that use social channels to engage in lively, interesting and engaging conversations about key industry trends in healthcare. We also included influencers who have something important to contribute to the larger conversations happening within the healthcare industry. There are some well-known leaders but we also included some under the radar individuals that you may not know were active on Twitter. In choosing these leaders, we sought those with a rich, insightful Twitter feed. Our selection criteria were Twitter feeds containing original content, graphics and video, an interesting point of view, and a vision for the future of healthcare. This list is far from comprehensive, so please feel free to send a direct message with any recommendations for our next list to @annmcharles on Twitter. The field of smart, social-savvy healthcare industry leaders continues to grow, so we will revisit and update this list in six months.
- 4. Brian Ahier 4 Brian Ahier https://twitter.com/ahier Passionate about healthcare, technology and government 2.0
- 5. Francis Collins 5 Francis Collins https://twitter.com/NIHDirector M.D., Ph.D., and NIH Director (http://www.nih.gov)
- 6. Drex DeFord 6 Drex DeFord https://twitter.com/drexdeford Indie Health care Consultant; former CIO Scripps Health
- 7. Susannah Fox 7 Susannah Fox https://twitter.com/SusannahFox CTO, U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services
- 8. Abby Goodnough 8 Abby Goodnough https://twitter.com/abbygoodnough Covers health care for The New York Times
- 9. Ben Hirschler 9 Ben Hirschler https://twitter.com/reutersbenhir Health, pharma and science writer at Reuters
- 10. Joseph Kvedar 10 Joseph Kvedar https://twitter.com/jkvedar Vice President, Partners Healthcare/ Connected Health, Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School
- 11. Risa Lavizzo-Mourey 11 Risa Lavizzo-Mourey https://twitter.com/Risalavizzo Physician and President at RWJF
- 12. Donna Lencki 12 Donna Lencki https://twitter.com/DonnaKLencki CMO, Capital BlueCross
- 13. Martin Loesch 13 Martin Loesch https://twitter.com/martin_loesch Global leader McKinsey Pharma/Ops practice
- 14. Vivek Murthy 14 Vivek Murthy https://twitter.com/Surgeon_General U.S. Surgeon General
- 15. John Nosta 15 John Nosta https://twitter.com/JohnNosta Digital health philosopher, strategist & advocate
- 16. John Romer 16 John Romer https://twitter.com/johndromer Senior Vice President/General Manager (Interim) DaVita Rx
- 17. Richard Schilsky 17 Richard Schilsky https://twitter.com/rschilsky Medical oncologist and the Chief Medical Officer of the American Society of Clinical Oncology
- 18. Wendy Sue Swanson 18 Wendy Sue Swanson https://twitter.com/SeattleMamaDoc Executive Director of Digital Health at Seattle Children's, author & KING5 News reporter
- 19. Liz Szabo 19 Liz Szabo https://twitter.com/LizSzabo USA TODAY medical reporter
- 20. Andrew Thompson 20 Andrew Thompson https://twitter.com/@ProteusCEO President, Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Proteus Digital Health
- 21. Eric Topol 21 Eric Topol https://twitter.com/EricTopol Cardiologist, researcher, Editor-in-Chief, Medscape
- 22. Bernard Tyson 22 Bernard Tyson https://twitter.com/BernardJTyson Chairman & CEO of Kaiser Permanente
- 23. Andrew Ward 23 Andrew Ward https://twitter.com/andrew_ward1 Pharmaceutical correspondent for the Financial Times
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