overview of the role of technology in healthcare, esp to Infectious disease specialists. given to PSMID Nov 2018 Manila

1. PSMID Convention RUBY 4 ID: The Expanding Role of Infectious Diseases in a Shrinking Global Village 28 Nov.2018
What’s App in ID?
A GEEK guide to using Tech in Healthcare.
Guinevere N. Dy-Agra,MD, FPCP, FPCCP
@gdyagra
#RUBY4ID
#PSMIDCON40

2. Objectives
✤ To review the available applications that can be used
by the Infectious Disease Physician
✤ To Learn / Reference for Practice
✤ To Connect
✤ To Teach

3. How do you
choose Apps?
✤ From peers? #FOMO
✤ Search thru App store/Google Play
regularly?
✤ Do you check ratings, reviews?
✤ Reliability of data?

4. ✤ Antimicrobial dosing
✤ Immunization schedules
✤ Influenza Surveillance
✤ Infection Control Guidelines
✤ Travel Advice
✤ Disease Specific Management
Clinical Infectious Diseases
2013;57(8):1145–54

8. PAID APPS/WEBVIEW
InternetMedicine.com

9. Check reviews?

13. In the future
Create our own app?
Reference for Phil MDs
Local Epidemiology
For AMS

14. MULTI-FACETED ROLE OF A MEDICAL EXPERT

16. The ID Physician’s means to connect
Social Media (SoMe) Apps

19. Definitions: Social Media
‣ Social Media are the platforms that enable the interactive web
by engaging users to participate in, comment on and create
content as means of communicating with their social graph,
other users and the public. Social media has the following
characteristics:
‣ Encompasses wide variety of content formats including text,
video, photographs, audio, PDF and PowerPoint.
‣ Allows interactions to cross one or more platforms through
social sharing, email and feeds.
‣ Involves different levels of engagement by participants who
can create, comment or lurk on social media networks.

20. Definitions: Social Media
‣ Facilitates enhanced speed and breadth of
information dissemination.
‣ Provides for one-to-one, one-to-many, and
many-to-many communications.
‣ Enables communication to take place in real
time or asynchronously over time.

21. Definitions: Social Media
• Is device indifferent. It can take place via a
computer (including laptops and netbooks),
tablets, and mobile phones
• Extends engagement by creating real-time
online events, extending online interactions
offline, or augmenting live events online.
• Heidi Cohen – Riverside Marketing Strategies

23. SOCIAL NETWORKING
VERY POPULAR AMONG
ADULT INTERNET USERS IN
EMERGING AND DEVELOPING
NATIONS.
HALF OF ALL ADULT GLOBAL
INTERNET USERS ARE SOCIAL
NETWORKERS.
FEB, 2018

27. An average person
has 4-5 social
media accounts….

28. https://www.globalwebindex.com/hubfs/Downloads/The-Global-Social-Media-Landscape-infographic.pdf?t=1540482392208

30. IG vs Twitter
‣ PICTURES/VIDEO (SOLO/
MULTIPLE)
‣ CAN’T SAVE THE IMAGE
(SCREENSHOT!)
‣ FORWARD VIA DIRECT
MESSAGE/REPOST APP
‣ “LIKES” ARE NOT
BOOKMARKED
‣ NO CHARACTER LIMIT
‣ YOU CAN EDIT THE TEXT WHEN
POSTED
‣ IG STORY
‣ UP TO 4 PICS IN 1 POST
(NOT LIMITED BY A
SQUARE SHAPE)
‣ CAN DOWNLOAD IMAGES
‣ CAN RT, DM
‣ “LIKES” ARE BOOKMARKED
‣ 280 CHARACTER LIMIT
‣ CANNOT EDIT PREVIOUS
POST (CAN DELETE)

33. Catch:
For business accts only
Website should be
available.

35. TO POST A PIC,
CLICK THE [+]
SIGN
CAN BE LOOP
VIDEO,
COLLAGE, OR
MULTIPLE PICS

36. CHOOSE
FILTER OR
EDIT
MANUALLY
CAN POST
SIMULTANEOUSLY

37. TOOLS FOR IG POSTS

38. Tweet (n.)
A Tweet may contain photos, videos, links and up to
140 characters of text.
Tweet (v.)
The act of sending a Tweet. Tweets get shown in
Twitter timelines or are embedded in websites and
blogs.
Twitter
An information network made up
of 140-character messages
(including photos, videos and
links) from all over the world.
https://support.twitter.com/articles/215585
NOW 280!

39. Twitter is a social network
which allows users to exchange
public messages of (280)
characters or less, known as
Tweets.
IT’S EASY TO TWEET, VIA:

40. Your tweets are seen by other
Twitter users who follow you;
you see the tweets of users you
follow.
You can quickly build up a network of
peers with shared interests.
There are around half a billion
Twitter users worldwide.
It works like this:

44. Role of SoMe in
IDS?
✤ InfoEpidemiology
✤ Patient Education
✤ Professional Updates
✤ Tweetchat
✤ Conference /Live Tweets

49. 0
12500
25000
37500
50000
2016 2017 Jan to Jun 2018
MEASLES CASES

54. SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY TEMPLATE

55. SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY TEMPLATE

56. No strategy?
Any single post will help.

57. DO THE #COUGHDAB

59. Role of SoMe in
IDS?
✤ InfoEpidemiology
✤ Patient Education
✤ Professional Updates
✤ Tweetchat
✤ Conference /Live Tweets

61. There are serious medical conversations going on every day on Twitter,
squeezed in between the celebrity news and the millions posting what
they had for lunch. To find them, just search for #FOAMed.
The hashtag refers to the concept of Free Open Access Meducation
(medical education), or FOAM, first promoted at the 2012 International
Conference on Emergency Medicine in a lecture by Mike Cadogan, an
emergency medicine physician, educator and digital media enthusiast
from Australia. Frustrated by the resistance of many physicians and
medical educators to the serious potential of social media, he decided to
rebrand what he and others were doing online as a form of continuing
education.
DOCTORS USE SOCIAL MEDIA FOR CME

66. Hashtag: a #hashtag is a way to bring
together disparate users on the same
topic, without the tweets needing to
know each other already.
Hashtags can also be a way to archive
conversations on a theme, and discuss
events or conferences.
You can click on any #hashtag (for
example #altmetrics) and find all recent
tweets which have included it. This is
the best way to tweet around a
specific module (or academic topic).
#RUBY4ID
#PSMIDCON40

67. Members of an audience at a scientific conference may tweet what they hear or see, and because these messages are free and open, it has the potential to reach
anyone, anywhere in the world.
This has profound implications for the communication of science, enabling discovery, discussion, teaching, and learning outside of the confines of the conference itself. Image
credit for globe: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center on Flickr.
https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003789.g001

70. SYMPLUR DATA #PCCP2018
#PCCP2016 85 TWEETS
#PCCP2017 57 TWEETS
#PCCP2018 1374 TWEETS
PCCP GEEK CAMP

72. WHY I LIVE-TWEET?
➤ To share what I am currently learning with others
➤ To focus better on the session
➤ Like taking notes — can retain info better and can go
back anytime… can retweet anytime….
➤ Partly to network…

73. FROM
#ECCMID2015
TO
#PCCP2018

76. KINDS OF TWEETS FOR LIVE TWEETING IN A CONFERENCE
▸ A key point or a summarizing statement
▸ An amplifying comment, for example adding a journal
citation
▸ Just a comment or a question on the topic
▸ Something fun, insightful
Schulteis, R. Twitter in Medicine, Part 6: Live-tweeting the Medical Conference. 10 April, 2015
URL:https://sites.duke.edu/dukegim/duke-general-internal-medicine/twitter-in-medicine-part-6-live-tweeting-the-medical-conference/

77. KEY POINT

78. KEY POINT
ADD LINK TO ARTICLE

80. COMMENT

81. SOMETHING FUN XD

82. TO TWEET
REPLY
RETWEET
FAVORITE

83. FOLLOW PEOPLE
TWEET AND RETWEET
DISCUSS WITH OTHERS.
EX #PHILPULMO
#TALKIDTHURSDAYS

84. WHAT TO TWEET?

85. PERISCOPE

86. OH BTW…

87. COMPILING YOUR TWEETS : TWITTER MOMENTS

88. PLICKERS
Interactive quiz

89. By Olav Helland - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0,
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?
curid=69577781
Kahoot!
Online Quiz

90. Objectives
✤ To review the available applications that can be used
by the Infectious Disease Physician
✤ To Learn / Reference for Practice
✤ To Connect
✤ To Teach
#RUBY4ID
#PSMIDCON40

91. Patient confidentiality
Online ethical behaviour
Digital Footprints
May Forever!

92. @gdyagra