Advertisement
Check these out next
Radiation Nation - Frugal, Global and Mobile Collaboration
Apr. 30, 2016•0 likes•1,514 views
3 likes
Be the first to like this
Show More
views
Total views
0
On Slideshare
0
From embeds
0
Number of embeds
0
Download to read offline
Report
Health & Medicine
How do we mobilize people to improve cancer care? This talk at Dana Farber Cancer Institute explores how we can harness amateurs to accomplish more using digital communications globally.
Matthew KatzFollow
Radiation Oncologist, at Lowell General Hospital and Elliot HospitalAdvertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Recommended
SEOR 2015: Hashtags, #radonc and building communityMatthew Katz
Social Media and Academic OncologyMatthew Katz
TROG: Twitter Use in Research and Clinical CareMatthew Katz
Social media and cancer communitiesMatthew Katz
Disease specific hashtags for communication about cancer careMatthew Katz
Physician Use of Social MediaMatthew Katz
Radiation Nation - Frugal, Global and Mobile Collaboration
- Frugal, Global, Mobile Collaboration RADIATIONNATION Matthew Katz April 30, 2016
- Disclosure Founderand owner, Radiation Nation Cost: ~US$10,000
- Our Challenge Help PeopleConnect Access Awareness Collaboration Motivate PeopletoCare Harness PeoplePower
- Access Mr. John Doe ( General Manager ) • Africa: • 9% annual increase in mobile use, 2015-2016 • 23% mobile is broadband Source: wearesocial.com
- Access Source: wearesocial.com 2015 U.S. Nigeria South Africa Daily Internet Use 79% 67% 59% Social Media Users (millions) 192 15 13 Own Mobile/Smartphone 85%/57% 93%/51% 92%/60% Own Laptop or Desktop 72% 13% 18% Own Tablet 35% ? 7% % Web Page Traffic: Mobile 27% 82% 75%
- Awareness Mr. John Doe ( General Manager ) Source: Twitter.com
- Awareness Mr. John Doe ( General Manager ) Source: Twitter.com
- Collaboration Mr. John Doe ( General Manager ) • Varying Standards • By institution, professional society • NoTrulyOpen Platforms • Most limit to certain health professionals • No real inclusion of “amateurs” • Patients • Caregivers • General public
- Digital Abundance • Purpose-basedcommunities use ‘free time’ for social action • Internetprovides • Means • Motive • Opportunity
- Rudolf Virchow “If medicine is to really accomplish its great task, it must intervene in political and social life.”
- Social media reaches more people Bik HM, Goldstein MS. PLOS Biol 2013
- • Released late September 2014 • 2 million slide high power fields analyzed within 2 months Harness Amateurs with Games
- DNA Analysis by Smartphone • 1.5 M chromosomes analyzed in 1 month • Available for iOS, Android Cancer Research UK, http://bit.ly/1hduzYD
- Radiation Nation MISSION VISION Mr. John Doe ( General Manager ) Give good people the tools to work together to improve cancer care To facilitate open, free collaboration in radiation oncology globally
- Means Source: JAMAOncology, 2016
- Means
- Methods • Use Open Platforms, Not Silos • Aggregate People and Content
- #radonc on Twitter First #radonc journal club
- Radiation Oncologists on Twitter Radiation Oncologist Country Twitter Handle Followers Matthew Katz USA @subatomicdoc 12619 Esam M Murshid Saudi Arabia @emurshid 8829 Shalin Shah USA @ShalinJShahMD 8612 Miriam Knoll USA @MKnoll_MD 3270 Tere Migueláñez Spain @MsConcu 2840 Ian Pereira Canada @IanJohnPereira 2303 Jean-Emmanuel Bibeault France @jebibault 2250 Mary Gospodarowicz Canada @marykge 1751 Virginia Ruiz Spain @roengten66 1592 Jonathan Livergant Canada @jpil 1436 Luis Moreno Sánchez Dominican Republic @radioncoluis 1413 Brandon Mancini USA @brandonmancini 1303 Jean-Christophe Faivre France @JC_Faivre 1393 Richard Simcock United Kingdom @BreastDocUK 1286 Source: Twitter, April 29 2016
- Hierarchy of Needs “Bea good person,a good doctor, a good oncologist, a good radiation oncologist. In that order.” Samuel Hellman We Need an Ethical, Connected Army
- Conclusion • Internet providesus access to human abundance • Design for Mobile • Harness • Professional community • Patients/Caregivers • General Public
Advertisement