Clinpath Pathology
Clinpath Pathology
S2E32: Ep 32 The Social Media Literati
S2E32: Ep 32 The Social Media Literati
S2E32: Ep 32 The Social Media Literati
Saturday 20th March 2021
Discover how social media impacts healthcare, data privacy, and community-building with experts on 'This Pathological Life'.
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Get the buttons here!Social Media: A Double-Edged Sword in Modern Healthcare
Fundamentally, I think patients, individuals, people need to have, need to have control over their own data and that you know, they need to be able to have informed consent on where that data is being shared.
Ever wondered how social media is reshaping the healthcare landscape? In this engaging episode of 'This Pathological Life', host Steve Davis and resident pathologist Dr. Travis Brown dive into the complex world of social media with special guest Lee Aase, Director of the Mayo Clinic Social Media Network. With over two decades of experience in both politics and medical institutions, Lee brings a wealth of knowledge to the table.
The discussion kicks off by examining the perks of social media, like direct engagement with audiences and the power of personal megaphones. But it's not all sunshine and likes. The trio delves into the darker side, touching on data privacy concerns and the fine line healthcare professionals must walk when sharing information online. What makes this episode particularly compelling is its balanced view. You'll hear about the potential of social media to build supportive communities and democratize information.
At the same time, the conversation doesn't shy away from the risks, such as the misuse of personal data and the blurred boundaries between professional and personal lives. Lee Aase shares real-world examples and practical advice, making this episode a must-listen for anyone in the medical field—or anyone curious about the intersection of social media and healthcare. By the end, you'll be thinking twice about your own social media habits and how they impact your well-being.
So, whether you're a healthcare provider looking to navigate the social media maze or just someone interested in the digital age's impact on health, this episode offers valuable insights and plenty of food for thought.