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Social media can be used effectively in medical education by overcoming barriers of time and space, providing searchable content, and encouraging interactivity. Studies have found positive learner satisfaction and engagement through active, customized learning as well as facilitating feedback and collaboration. While some argue a lack of peer review may lead to incorrect information, blogs and podcasts can tailor learning to interests and provide CME opportunities if contributions are shared.
The document summarizes information about the career of physical therapy. It defines physical therapy and outlines the roles of physical therapists. The history of physical therapy is traced back to ancient times, but it developed into a modern profession in the 19th century in Europe. Physical therapy education requires a DPT degree from an accredited program along with clinical hours and licensure. The salary range for physical therapists is outlined as well as expected job growth in the field. In conclusion, the career is presented as a good fit for the author based on their interests and experiences.
Georgetown Women in Medicine (GWIM) is an organization that aims to promote the professional advancement of women faculty at Georgetown University Medical Center. Its goals are to establish policies that promote equality, diversity, and fair compensation. It sponsors programs to develop leadership skills and networks. GWIM also recognizes outstanding female faculty through annual awards.
Kacie A. Davis is a physician assistant currently working in the emergency department at Southeast Alabama Medical Center in Dothan, Alabama. She received her Master of Health Sciences in Physician Assistant Studies from the University of South Alabama in 2015. During her clinical rotations, she gained experience in pediatrics, cardiology, obstetrics/gynecology, primary care, internal medicine, psychiatry, emergency medicine, and surgery. She is certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants and licensed by the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners. Her education includes a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences from the University of South Alabama.
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Konstantinidis S, Fernandez-Luque L, Bamidis P, Karlsen R. The role of taxonomies in social media and the semantic web for health education. A study of SNOMED CT terms in YouTube health video tags. Methods Inf Med. 2013;52(2):168-79. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23450378
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Overview of the Emory Medicine strategic communications initiative at the Emory University School of Medicine. How a magazine, e-newsletter and social media work together to communicate news, video, patient stories, initiatives, etc.
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Social media for interactions with patients and colleagues - #AACR15 - April ...Emil Lou, M.D., Ph.D, FACP
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http://www.abstractsonline.com/plan/ViewSession.aspx?sKey=0d74c9e9-6886-4794-ab95-224bacc1d4d7&mKey={19573A54-AE8F-4E00-9C23-BD6D62268424}
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#SoMe for Surgeons: Opportunity & Peril - 2018 - St. Agnes Grand Rounds - finalNiraj Gusani
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Mayo Clinic has successfully used social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter to engage with patients, share medical information, and increase their online presence. They have gained millions of video views on YouTube and thousands of followers on social platforms. Their use of social media helped spread awareness of rare medical conditions. Lessons learned include setting guidelines for employees, using multiple platforms to reach different audiences, and measuring engagement and outcomes of social media initiatives.
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A PhD in nursing allows one to advance the field of nursing science through original research. A typical PhD nursing program takes 4-6 years and includes coursework, a research practicum, and a dissertation involving collecting or analyzing original data to answer a new research question. Obtaining a PhD allows nurses to develop the scientific foundation of the discipline, educate future nurses, and improve patient care through applying research findings to clinical practice.
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This document discusses using social media to influence public perception of obesity treatment. It begins with the speaker's credentials and disclosures. It then discusses obesity as a global problem and the need to change strategies to overcome barriers to bariatric surgery. The speaker details how they initially dismissed social media but have since found it can influence people's thinking about obesity treatment, like bariatric surgery. They provide tips for effective social media use, like including pictures and hashtags, to help lead people to accepting bariatric surgery as an effective treatment.
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For Black History Month 2020, I produced a social media campaign for the Emory School of Medicine that, throughout the month, would highlight the achievements of not only Emory's black pioneers and barrier-breakers, but black history makers through the history of medicine. Although I've done some BHM posts in the past, this is the first time I've planned such a consistent campaign for an "awareness" event. And it was an ENORMOUS success. To me, this shows that this is the type of content audiences -- existing and potential -- want to see, crave to see. And this is fantastic because the med school, is putting a strong focus on diversity in recruitment, student body, patient care, faculty, etc. -- so the goals are expressed externally and audiences are broadened.
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3) Gain understanding of how Twitter can be used to promote content outside Twitterincluding YouTube videos, graphics, blogs, institutional communications efforts, research papers.
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Use your skills to help make the world a better place with technology. Check out Random Hacks of Kindness Atlanta, Dec. 1-2 at Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) on 14th Street.
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How Audiences use Technology and its Impact on their Livesamiejulianoamaral
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In this presentation, "How Audiences use Technology and its Impact on their Lives", I explore how audiences (or people) engage with technology and its profound effects on individuals, society, and the world at large.
l examine the evolution of technology and the rise of the internet and its profound effect on human interactions, reshaping personal relationships, business practices, and global connectivity over the past two decades. A mix of key statistics and case studies will highlight the significant changes in how we communicate in the digital age.
KEY TITLE SLIDES:
- Introduction
- Access to the Internet
- History of the internet and technology
- Internet Connection Types
- Types of Electronic Devices
- Digital Device Applications
- Digital Devices used by Audiences
- How Consumers Search for Information
- What Consumers Buy Online
- Online Buyer Process
- Online Video Trends
- Consumer Trends
- Top Strategic Technology Trends
- 5 Biggest Changes Technology has Made to Modern Life
- Pros & Cons
- Summary
- References
In conclusion, we have the unprecedented ability to shape and envision different future through technology. As we continue to innovate, it's crucial to reflect on the ethical implications these advancements have on society and the diverse groups it affects. The rapid pace of technological change brings both opportunities and challenges, making it essential to consider how our decisions today will influence the world of tomorrow.
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Influencer marketing continues to evolve, shaping consumer behavior and brand strategies in 2025. With AI-driven personalization, micro-influencers gaining traction, and a shift toward authentic content, brands are leveraging influencers to drive engagement and sales. This document explores the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in influencer marketing, highlighting its growing impact on digital marketing strategies.
The Secret Guide to Marketing Your Local Business For More Sales & Customers!Hopeton Wilson
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3. Where Likes Come From
Promotion on Emorys main Facebook page
Other Emory organizations on Facebook
School of Medicine TV info screens
School of Medicine web site
People seeing their friends activity (Reach)
People and organizations sharing Pages stories
Facebook search
4. What Gets Posted
Medicine news stories
Medicine calendar events
Photos
Event announcements
New videos
Lab Land blog posts
Emory Healthcare stories
Nursing & Public Health
stories (when relevant)
Media coverage of
Medicine
doctors, research, patient
stories
Emory Report & Emory
Magazine stories
Emory Medicine / Health
stories
Facebook posts by others
departments, Research
America, NIH, AAMC, etc.
6. Most Popular Posts
Photos of people or campus
Accolades, recognition for
Emory
Healthcare, professors, departm
ents
Department in the Spotlight
Featured
professors, researchers, grad
students
Technology & research
Research funding
Stories about being a doctor or
a med student
7. Whats Next?
Facebook ad promo campaign
Include in upcoming School of Medicine e-blast
Involve departments
Work with School of Medicine Alumni office
Twitter
Questions?