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  • + soz94gec soz94gec 2 weeks ago
    Die deutsche Health Care Branche stellt sich derzeit eine Vielzahl unterschiedlicher Herausforderungen, die es zu bewältigen gilt, um auch in Zukunft eine professionelle und moderne Leistungserbringung sicherstellen zu können. Aktuelle Herausforderungen sind z.B. die moderne Kommunikation mit Patienten. Und so bedarf es professioneller und kreativer PR-Ansätze, um die aus ihnen resultierenden Problemstellungen optimal zu lösen und die sich eröffnenden Chancen zu nutzen. http://healthcare.4iMEDIA.com
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June 23 the Cleveland Plain Dealer wrote about Margaret’s use of twitter. They said she no one been hired yet as a result of Margaret’s work.

So I gave it a spin July 31st

30 days later the position was filled.

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Took this to direct message. Will be important to remember a bit later.

Took this to direct message. Will be important to remember a bit later.

Here’s just a few examples

All three use social media and allow their employees to use social media.

It’s messy, that’s why it works…. Genuine.

What happens when you control… when you attempt to control content as opposed to accepting the good with the bad… it can get ugly.

It’s only paper or electronic bytes if you don’t practice it, and expect those around you to practice.

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  1. Social Media Here to Stay Ryan Squire—Program Director Communications and Marketing
  2. “ Did You Know 4.0” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ILQrUrEWe8
  3. Today
    • Establishing Presence
    • Building Followings
    • Mostly Broadcast
    • Communications & Marketing Driven
    • Developing Policy
    • Testing other uses
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    • Patient Driven
    • Employee Driven
    • Communications and Marketing Guided
    • Community Conversation
      • Enriched with our expertise
    Tomorrow
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  11. More Than Marketing
  12. Your Future Is Here
  13. Your Future Is Here LinkedIn Gina Bericchia has sent you a message. Date: 9/01/2009 Subject: Thank you Thanks very much for your kind welcome. I actually owe you a thank you because I learned about the student intern position from following you on Twitter. I'm very excited to get started and look forward to learning more about social media from you.
  14. Your Patients Are Here
  15. More Than Marketing
  16. More Than Marketing
  17. Marketing is the Byproduct
  18. How Can a Hospital Use Social Media?
    • Customer Service: Contact point for our customers, catch problems early.
    • Innovation: Encourage and empower cross-department collaboration.
    • Patient/Employee Education: Natural extension of efforts to reach & teach.
    • Public Relations: The media is there looking for stories, sources, and free content.
    • Crisis Communications: Take control of the message, and keep community updated in real-time.
    Source: Massachusetts General Uses for Social Media
  19. Benchmarking Institutions Source: University HealthSystem Consortium Social Media Survey June 2009
    • Don’t Block Access
      • 64% or 29/45
    • Utilize:
      • Facebook
      • Twitter
      • YouTube
      • Blogs
  20. Benchmarking Institutions Source: University HealthSystem Consortium Social Media Survey June 2009
    • Have Guidelines/Policy
    • Monitors Employee Usage
  21. Benchmarking Institutions Source: University HealthSystem Consortium Social Media Survey June 2009
    • “ Social Media in healthcare is about integrating patient care; enabling continuity; enhancing patient's experience, which will prompt greater medication/ therapy compliance and organizational loyalty; building goodwill, providing useful & accurate health information, building community, and increasing credibility through transparency.”
    • Have Guidelines/Policy
    • Does Not Monitor Usage
  22. Benchmarking Institutions Source: University HealthSystem Consortium Social Media Survey June 2009
    • No Guidelines/Policy
    • Does Not Monitor Usage
  23. Social Media– Pros and Cons?
    • Pro
      • Enables conversation
    • Con
      • Cannot control conversation
  24. Social Media -Pro
    • Can Influence Conversation and manage word of mouth-reputation
    • Instant feedback – ability to fix problems, minimize impact for customers and employees
  25. Controlling The Conversation Source: http://chronicle.com/wiredcampus/article/3709/ohio-state-u-stops-censoring-its-facebook-page
  26. Policy Is Important
    • What policies do you have in place?
      • Privacy
      • Acceptable Use
      • Appropriate Behavior
    • Social Media Policy
      • “ Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”
          • Charles Caleb Colton
      • http://ebennett.org/hsmp/
    • “ You don't create a culture. Culture happens. Culture is the by-product of consistent behavior.”
            • Jason Fried—Social Media Management Expert
    • Consistent behavior is created by practice.
    • “ Practice does not make perfect. Only perfect practice makes perfect.”
            • Vince Lombardi
    Policy Cannot Stand Alone
  27. Ryan Squire 614-293-0473 [email_address] Twitter: @OSUsquire

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