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Michael A Thompson1, Navneet S Majhail2, William A Wood3,4
1Early Phase Cancer Research Program, Co-PI, Aurora NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP), Aurora Research Institute, Aurora Health Care, 960 N. 12th St., Room 3144, Milwaukee, WI, 53233, USA. Michael.A.Thompson@aurora.org.
Abstract:
Social media is a relatively new form of media that includes social networks for communication dissemination and interaction. Patients, physicians, and other users are active on social media including the microblogging platform Twitter. Many online resources are available to facilitate joining and adding to online conversations. Social media can be used for professional uses, therefore, we include anecdotes of physicians starting on and implementing social media successfully despite the limits of time in busy practices. Various applications demonstrating the utility of social media are explored. These include case discussions, patient groups, research collaborations, medical education, and crowdsourcing/crowdfunding. Social media is integrating into the professional workflow for some individuals and hematology/oncology societies. The potential for improving hematology care and research is just starting to be explored.
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