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Social Media & Health
Anatoliy Gruzd
Philip Mai Sarah Visintini
Associate Professor, Director of Social Media Lab
Dalhousie University
Research & Communications Manager,
Social Media LabDalhousie University
System Administrator,Social Media Lab
Dalhousie University
Panel Presentation for the Integrated Health Research Training Partnership (IHRTP)
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Panel Outline• About the Social Media Lab
• How social media can help you better connect to your patients and to your community
• The role of weblogs in the communication of specialized health-related information, to both lay and expert communities
• Enabling communities of healthcare professionals through social media
• Practical Considerations
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Panel Outline• About the Social Media Lab
• How social media can help you better connect to your patients and to your community
• The role of weblogs in the communication of specialized health-related information, to both lay and expert communities
• Enabling communities of healthcare professionals through social media
• Practical Considerations
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Dalhousie UniversityFaculty of Management
School of Information Management
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Social Media Lab
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Growth of Social Media and Social Networks Data
1B users
500M users
Social Media have become an integral part of our daily lives!
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How to Make Sense of Social Media Data?
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How to Make Sense of Social Media Data? Social Network Analysis (SNA)
Nodes = Group Members/People
Edges /Ties (lines) = relations / Connections
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• Reduce the large quantity of data into a more concise representation
• Makes it much easier to understand what is going on in a group
Advantages of Social Network
Analysis
Once the network is discovered, we can find out:• How do people interact with each
other, • Who are the most/least active
members of a group, • Who is influential in a group,• Who is susceptible to being
influenced, etc…9
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Social Media Use during the 2011 Canadian Federal Election
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Political Polarization on Social Media
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#1b1t Twitter Book Club
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#tarsand Twitter Community
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• Communication of specialized health-related information in blogs
• Health-related online communities
Social Media for Health
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Panel Outline• About the Social Media Lab
• How social media can help you better connect to your patients and to your community
• The role of weblogs in the communication of specialized health-related information, to both lay and expert communities
• Enabling communities of healthcare professionals through social media
• Practical Considerations
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(Photo credit: “The dangers of social media” Pamela S.)
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(Photo Credit: “Boston Memorial” Eva Wood; #BCSM; Your Sexual Health)
Boston Marathon Bombing 2013
Hospitals can use social media to monitor emergencies and provide real time announcements and information during crisis situations.
#BCSM: The Intersection of Breast Cancer and Social Media
Patients with various conditions can share information and experiences, compare treatments, and provide support to one another.
#omgsti: Gonorrhea Awareness Social Media Campagin
Health institutions and organizations can increase the timely dissemination of high-quality health information and health education campaigns.
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http://youtu.be/TGddyTW5eMc
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Panel Outline• About the Social Media Lab
• How social media can help you better connect to your patients and to your community
• The role of weblogs in the communication of specialized health-related information, to both lay and expert communities
• Enabling communities of healthcare professionals through social media
• Practical Considerations
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Gruzd, A., Black, F.A., Le, Y., Amos, K. (2012). Investigating Biomedical Research Literature in the Blogosphere: A Case Study of Diabetes and HbA1c. Journal of the Medical Library Association 100(1): 34-42. DOI: 10.3163/1536-5050.100.1.007
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Gruzd, A., Black, F.A., Le, Y., Amos, K. (2012). Investigating Biomedical Research Literature in the Blogosphere: A Case Study of Diabetes and HbA1c. Journal of the Medical Library Association 100(1): 34-42. DOI: 10.3163/1536-5050.100.1.007
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Panel Outline• About the Social Media Lab
• How social media can help you better connect to your patients and to your community
• The role of weblogs in the communication of specialized health-related information, to both lay and expert communities
• Enabling communities of healthcare professionals through social media
• Practical Considerations
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Health Care Social Media Canada (#hcsmca)Twitter Community
Haythornthwaite,C. and Gruzd, A. (2013). Enabling Community through Social Media. Journal of Medical Internet Research 15(10):e248. doi: 10.2196/jmir.2796. PubMed PMID: 24176835.
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Background
• #hcsmca is a vibrant community of people interested in exploring social innovation in health care. We share and learn, and together we are making health care more open and connected
• #hcsmca hosts a tweet chat every Wednesday at 1 pm ET. The last Wednesday of the month is our monthly evening chat at 9 pm ET.
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Research questions
1. What accounts for the relative longevity of this particular online community?
– Is it because of the founder’s leadership and her continuing involvement in this community?
– Or is there a core group of members who are also actively and persistently involved in this community?
2. What is the composition of this community? Does one’s professional role/title determine a person’s centrality within this community.
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Step 1: Data CollectionData: Public Twitter messages that mentioned the #hcsmca hashtag/keywordCollection Period: November 12 – December 13, 2012Software: Netlytic http://netlytic.org
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Topics Covered (1)Nov 14, 2012 T1: Challenge of engaging SM to inform a research agenda T2: Use of innovation, SM, and gamification to encourage
uptake of self-care
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Topics Covered (2)Nov 21, 2012 T1 Healthcare blogs should we or shouldn’t we, what have
we learned, what are the benefits? T2 Are healthcare blogs a useful tool for education and
knowledge transfer?
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Topics Covered (3)Nov 28, 2012 T1: How has social media made you healthier? Unhealthier?
Has social media made our health choices more numerous and this overwhelming?
T2: What messaging would motivate you to make a positive health change? Who would you listen to?
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Automated Discovery of Online Social Networks Example: Tweets
@John
@Peter@Paul
Nodes = People
Ties = “Who retweeted/ replied/mentioned whom”
Tie strength = The number of retweets, replies or mentions
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#hcsmca Communication Network on Twitter (Nov 12 - Dec 13)
Net viz in Netlytic: http://netlytic.org/gephi/sigma.php?c=0ZnbSm6D23u07bT0&viz=2 37
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#hcsmca Communication Network on Twitter (Nov 12 - Dec 13)
*Roles are assigned manually
Roles CountSM health content providers 110Unaffiliated individual users 89Communicators - not specifically health related 74Communicators - Health related 59
Healthcare professionals 50
Health institutions 31
Advocacy 30
Students 16
Educators, professors 13
Researchers 10Government and health policy makers 4
Node size = In-Degree Centrality
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#hcsmca Communication Network on Twitter
Nodes are automatically grouped based on their rolesNo apparent clustering among people in the same role (notice cross-group ties)
Procedure: Analysis of Variance Density Test using UCINET
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Panel Outline• About the Social Media Lab
• How social media can help you better connect to your patients and to your community
• The role of weblogs in the communication of specialized health-related information, to both lay and expert communities
• Enabling communities of healthcare professionals through social media
• Practical Considerations
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Twitter AccountsWebsites & Articles
Blogs
• HLWIKI: Health Care Managers & Social Media
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Social Media Tools, Guidelines & Best Practices
• SMiCH: Sharing Info on Social Media in Canadian Healthcare
• #hcsmca• Symplur’s The Scoop in Healthcare Social
Media• 20 Hospitals with Inspiring Social Media
Strategies (PR Daily)• Social Media: its Antics, its Power and its Exp
anding Necessity in Health Care (Medcrunch)
• Found in Cache: Social Media Resources for Health Care Professionals from Ed Bennett
• KevinMD
@hcsmca@colleen_young@HealthSocMed
@PatientsCanada@Emily_Nicholas8@TheRounds
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This presentation is available on Slideshare at http
://www.slideshare.net/primath/presentations
Sarah VisintiniSarah.Visintini@dal.
ca@SVisin
Philip [email protected]
@PhMai
Anatoliy [email protected]
@Gruzd
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#BCSM. (2014) Home. Retrieved from http://www.bcsmcommunity.org/
Bennett, E. (2011). Social media and hospitals: from trendy to essential. From Futurescan: Healthcare trends and implications 2011-2016. Chicago: Health Administration Press.
Bennett, E. (2009). Social media in crisis – Scott & White and the Fort Hood shootings. Found in Cache [weblog]. Retrieved from http://ebennett.org/scott-white-fort-hood/#ixzz2rbqzX4Sb
Britt, D. (2011). Healthcare professionals and social networking. The Social Media Issue 2. Retrieved from http://source.southuniversity.edu/healthcare-professionals-and-social-networking-33211.aspx
Cassa CA, Chunara R, Mandl K, Brownstein JS. (2013). Twitter as a sentinel in emergency situations: lessons from the Boston Marathon explosions. PLOS Currents Disasters. 1. doi: 10.1371/currents.dis.ad70cd1c8bc585e9470046cde334ee4b. Retrieved from http://currents.plos.org/disasters/article/twitter-as-a-sentinel-in-emergency-situations-lessons-from-the-boston-marathon-explosions/
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2011). The Health communicator’s social media toolkit. Retrieved from http://www.cdc.gov/socialmedia/tools/guidelines/pdf/socialmediatoolkit_bm.pdf
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2012). CDC Social media tools, guidelines & best practices. Retrieved from http://www.cdc.gov/socialmedia/Tools/guidelines/
Change Foundation. (2011). Using social media to improve healthcare quality: A guide to current practice and future promise: part 1: introduction and key issues in the current landscape. Toronto, Ont: Change Foundation.
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CNN. (2009). Officials: Fort Hood shooting suspect alive; 12 dead. CNN. Retrieved from http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/11/05/texas.fort.hood.shootings/index.html
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SMiCH. (2013). Hospital Social Network List. Retrieved from http://www.smich.ca/
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