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Engaging responsibly using social media Tips & Tricks. Declan Murphy. Urologist & Director of Robotic Surgery | Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre | Melbourne Associate Editor (Social M edia) | BJUI. @declangmurphy #eau14. Potential outcome?. Suspended/dismissed from the hospital
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Engaging responsibly using social mediaTips & Tricks Declan Murphy Urologist & Director of Robotic Surgery | Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre | Melbourne Associate Editor (Social Media) | BJUI @declangmurphy #eau14
Potential outcome? Suspended/dismissed from the hospital Reported to licensing body for unprofessional conduct
Take home message You could get in serious trouble using social media
Engaging Responsibly with Social Media BJUI 2014; In press Declan Murphy, Stacy Loeb, MarniBasto, Ben Challacombe, Quoc-Dien Trinh, Mike Leveridge, Todd Morgan, Prokar Dasgupta, Matt Bultitude
Take home message 1 Social media is transforming medical communication/publishing It allows unprecedented reach and engagement at lightning speed There are huge opportunitesbut associated risks – follow the rules
Journals no longer think “paper” REACH ENGAGE
Capture at maximum quality • SDI/Signal convertor/HDD • Medicap USB 300 - fantastic • DVD always disappointing
Take Home Message 2 The leading journalsno longer think “paper” Authors must make the most of this Think video Think social
The Social Funnel Blogging is at the Heart of the Social Funnel
Why blog? • Online diary • Social opinion • Professional opinion • News/event reporting • Repository to drive social traffic
Publishing paradigm is shifting Blog first Peer review “Social review”
Publishing paradigm is shifting Blog first Peer review Publish later “Social review” Amplify with social
Publishing paradigm is shifting Blog first Peer review Publish later “Social review” Amplify with social
Five tips to write a good blog • Make it conversational • Anecdotes always good • 5-800 words • Enrich with photos/videos/HTML links • Incite some reaction
Opportunities to use social media 3Conference experience goes social