TMA Leadership College: Social Media and Thought Leadership for Physicians - 2011

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This document discusses social media and thought leadership. It defines thought leadership as innovative ideas that are shared as actionable insights. It encourages leaders to think about what they want to influence in their city, hospital, specialty, or interests. The document provides tips for using social media including being passionate, starting slowly, choosing one tool initially, watching privacy, and making it a dialogue. It lists resources for social media and TMA's social media accounts.

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