@VanessaBattist4 @ArenasCecily @kmciltr1@grubblisam12@JHUNursing We can start by reading evidence-based research articles and bringing that information to the people. We have a lot of HCP who are anti-vaxxers and its quite concerning to say the least.
A6: No, as social media can be great for healthcare systems to convey information. I would propose my hospital develop its own healthcare app to deliver information directly to patients and employees. #OrgLead21#JHSON https://t.co/1bJpZKZ8FE
A5: A major benefit of social media in healthcare is information dissemination. Health institutions can share health tips and recommendations for vaccines, i.e., Covid-19, for people who may be hesitant due to misinformation on the web. #OrgLead21#JHSON https://t.co/lSVt6dNMT2
A4 To address overcrowding in my ER, we used innovative AI software called UBQ to boost patient satisfaction, utilize resources appropriately, remove care barriers, and balance workloads for an efficient ER. #OrgLead21#JHSON https://t.co/qkp8G4CnDu https://t.co/7Q1SxETvkA
A#1: My hospital has used Facebook to inform employees and patients about upcoming healthcare events like our Ted E. Bear program where staff volunteer to teach both parents and children about health and safety topics. #OrgLead21#JHSON https://t.co/bzHH2jaHC3