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Use of Online Social Networking Resources for Education & Support in Psychiatry & Medicine
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- 2. Use of OnlineSocial Networking Resources for Education and Support in Psychiatry September 12, 2008 10th Annual Torrance CME “ Behavioral Health & Society” Blairsville, PA Steven R. Daviss, MD, DFAPA Chair, Dept Psychiatry Baltimore Washington Medical Center
- 3. ad·vo·ca·cy (n.) Theact of pleading or arguing in favor of something, such as a cause, idea, or policy; active support. - The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- 4. “ Online SocialNetworking” Email Blogs Podcasts Websites (eg, Facebook, Myspace) Wikis Virtual worlds (eg, Second Life) Interaction
- 5. Supporting Hospital Doctorsin the Middle East by Email Telemedicine: Something the Industrialized World Can Do to Help Victor Patterson, BChir, MB, FRCP; Pat Swinfen; Roger Swinfen; Emil Azzo, FRCOG; Husen Taha, MD; Richard Wootton, PhD, DSc JMIR 2007 http://www.jmir.org/2007/4/e30/HTML 283 cases resulted in 522 separate queries to specialists median time to reply was 24.3 hours “ Supporting individual doctor-patient encounters in this way is therefore often beneficial and is easily expandable. As well as improving care for individuals, email telemedicine provides effective case-based learning for local doctors, leading to improved care for subsequent similar patients.”
- 6. Use of theInternet to Communicate with Health Care Providers in the United States: Estimates from the 2003 and 2005 Health Information National Trends Surveys (HINTS) Ellen Burke Beckjord; Lila J Finney Rutten; Linda Squiers; Neeraj K Arora; Lindsey Volckmann; Richard P Moser; Bradford W Hesse JMIR 2007 http://www.jmir.org/2007/3/e20/HTML Adult Internet users in 2003 (n = 3982) and 2005 (n = 3244) were queried about contacting their providers via email or internet Internet contact with health care providers increased slowly from 7% in 2003 to 10% in 2005. “ Policy-level changes are needed to maximize the availability and effectiveness of online patient-provider communication for health care consumers and health care providers. ”
- 7. Terminology Web Log--> Weblog --> Blog : A collection of short writings or 'content', usually displayed in reverse chronological order, from newest to oldest Post : A single piece of content within a blog (poster=one who posts) Comment : A reader's response to a post Podcast : An audio or video recording easily downloaded from the internet which can be listened to on a computer or ANY mp3 player (including iPods)
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- 9. "Do I expectthat blogs are going to be a significant part of public policy in government in the future? Absolutely." U.S. Secretary of Health Michael Leavitt, July 29, 2008, about his own blog at http://secretarysblog.hhs.gov/my_weblog/
- 10. "First of all,when I think of blogs, I think blogs are muffins; they range from everything from bran to chocolate cake. They are more of a shape than they are defining a particular kind of content. And I think ... there is a similarity to blogs ... they tend to have posts, links, and comments." Tom Rosenstiel, Director of Project for Excellence in Journalism
- 11. Why would apsychiatrist write a blog? Creative outlet Education Interaction Understanding other points of view Helping others understand more about psychiatry ADVOCACY
- 12. Review of 1434Medical Blogs in 2006 (5 posts from each) 271 appeared to be written by RN (22%) or MD (76%) 57% of authors could be identified by name or photo JGIM 11% promoted health care products 42% blogged about patients (16% positive, 18% negative) 51% blogged about health care system (40% pos, 32% neg) Lagu 2008
- 13. Lagu 2008 “One of my patients last night was a pastor, who was such a trooper. i mean the guy didn’t even complain when we had to transfer him to a different unit at 4 A.M.”
- 14. “ When youcome into the ER yelling, moaning, and twisting in agony because you have a sprained ankle - I will hate you. Why will I hate you? I will hate you because the man in the next stretcher is dying of an excruciatingly painful form of cancer, yet he is silent.” Lagu 2008
- 15. unprofessional content &tone privacy violations product promotion without full disclosure public health communication transmit new info emphasize positive aspects of health care encourage others to enter the field Pros Cons Lagu 2008
- 16. Anatomy of aBlog
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- 20. Links to otherblogs
- 21. Who are youwriting for? Anonymity? What to write about? Responding to comments Comment moderation? Getting Started
- 22. Types of Posts:Serious...
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- 30. Things medical bloggersworry about No medical advice Do not do anything that could be construed as establishing a physician-patient relationship Ethical Issues Blogging about patient experiences What not to write about Legal issues (eg, don’t blog about your malpractice trial)
- 31. Who reads ShrinkRap? 20% Physicians 22% Other Healthcare Professionals 29% Patients/Consumers 29% Others March 2007
- 32. Monthly Visits MonthlyPageviews Monthly Unique Visitors ~13,000/mo ~23,000/mo ~9,000/mo
- 33. Other popular mentalhealth blogs John Grohol’s World of Psychology Psychology Today The Last Psychiatrist Mental Health Notes Clinical Psychology & Psychiatry Dr Helen The Neurocritic Musings of a Dinosaur May Shrink or Fade Intueri Furious Seasons
- 34. Podcasts Format FrequencyTopics Style Sound quality
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- 37. ~15,000 podcast downloadsper month
- 38. ad·vo·ca·cy (n.) Theact of pleading or arguing in favor of something, such as a cause, idea, or policy; active support. - The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
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