Last year, Silja Chouquet of WhyDotPharma and Andrew Spong of STweM launched a unique pan-European initiative designed to “explore and highlight how social media could revolutionize healthcare by increasing patient focus, improving access to services and gathering high quality patient outcome data.” They launched a twitter conversation community, #hcsmeu, that currently boasts an active global [...]
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This post is part of a blog series focusing on successful health marketing campaigns using multiple communications disciplines and media channels. If you have a campaign we should highlight, let us know.
Like many of you, I applaud the use of social media in health promotion. I very rarely find a user-generated campaign to criticize.
However, I recently saw [...]
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Posted in Health 2.0, Mobile, Technology on Mar 3rd, 2010
She’s 72, texting her girlfriend in Florida, and dissing her Medicare Part D supplemental health plan on Facebook.
No, it’s not a scene from Freaky Friday – you might remember, the Disney movie (whether Old School with Jodie Foster or updated with Lindsay Lohan).
It’s digital age coming to communications. While we assume that younger people are [...]
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Last year, Silja Chouquet of WhyDotPharma and Andrew Spong of STweM launched a unique pan-European initiative designed to “explore and highlight how social media could revolutionize healthcare by increasing patient focus, improving access to services and gathering high quality patient outcome data.” They launched a twitter conversation community, #hcsmeu, that currently boasts an active global [...]
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As members of the extended Path of the Blue Eye Project community are well-aware, one of the major objectives of the Project is to smash silos in the health marketing communications industry. As I like to say, diversity = strength.
My friend Shwen Gwee of Vertex Pharmaceuticals and the Med 2.0 blog also believes in the [...]
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