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28/12/2017

Most healthcare startups spend half as much time analyzing the behavior of their competitors online as they spend trying to optimize their own brand. In this article, I give you crucial questions you need to ask if you want your brand to stand out from the rest.

Maybe you’re thinking you’d like to build a healthcare startup, and advertise it on social media. Maybe a medical device, or a service, that innovates on current health dilemmas and/or products, bridging the convenience gap between what works and what could work better.

11/08/2017

Great things coming from Ben Flynn at Bjönd! Exciting stuff!

09/08/2017

Does Social Media Influence Millennials' Healthcare Decisions? http://bit.ly/2vjM9eI

There’s no point in denying that millennials are influenced by opinions posted on social media. But does the influence of social media expand to include health care decisions?

12/05/2017

Happy Friday!

05/05/2017

There are at least 967 hospitals on Twitter and around 3,000 hospitals have a company page on LinkedIn. (Source Becker’s Spine Review) http://bit.ly/2pzg1j0

04/05/2017

16% of Facebook users post reviews of medication, treatments, doctors or insurers. (Source Becker’s Spine Review)
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04/05/2017

18 to 24 year olds are more than 2x as likely than 45 to 54 year olds to use social media for health-related discussions. (Source Mediabistro) http://bit.ly/2pzg1j0

03/05/2017

30% of adults are likely to share information about their health on social media sites with other patients, 47% with doctors, 43% with hospitals, 38% with a health insurance company and 32% with a drug company. (Source Fluency Media) http://bit.ly/2pzg1j0

03/05/2017

23% of drug companies have not addressed security and privacy in terms of social media. (Source Mediabistro)
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02/05/2017

YouTube traffic to hospital sites has increased 119% year-over-year. (Source Google’s Think Insights) http://bit.ly/2pzg1j0

01/05/2017

42% of individuals viewing health information on social media look at health-related consumer reviews. (Source PWC) http://bit.ly/2pzg1j0

27/04/2017

Taking the pulse of social media to drive healthcare policy. http://bit.ly/2ovDS3Y

A new study from UK think tank Demos in conjunction with health charity The King’s Fund looks at how the internet and in particular social media can be used to shape health policy. It reveals…