Hrsw2010 Social Media In Healthcare
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The document summarizes an unconference presentation about using social media in the medical industry. It discusses the unconference format, performs a SWOT analysis of the children's medical center's recruiting process, outlines the growth and reach of major social media platforms, and shares the presenter's experiences using different social media sites. It encourages connecting with the presenter on various social media channels.
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