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Your Choice: Your Privacy or Your Life?

[Just a heads up...this post is a little glimpse into the future of Dose of Digital where you'll see me focus more on digital innovations in healthcare and how they can improve our health versus simply focusing on marketing. It's all part of the new book I've just started writing...stay tuned for more information.]

This is a teaser of Your Choice: Your Privacy or Your Life?. Click here to read the full post: (2458 words, 3 images, ~9:50 minutes reading time)


Why No One Uses Your Health, Medication, or Exercise Trackers

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Well, I’m back to regular posts once again after a bunch related to the Dosie Awards. It was a fun competition to run with some very interesting results. I’m looking forward to sharing them with you in a few weeks. The winners will be announced live during the upcoming BDI conference “Social Communications & Healthcare: Case Studies & Roundtables.”  BDI is not directly involved in these awards, but have been kind enough to give me a live audience and venue to announce the winners. If you want to be there in person, you can register here: http://bit.ly/aMAlR4. Use promo code “Dosies” and you can get in for just $155. I’ll announce the winners live during the conference and will follow it up with a blog post as well

This is a teaser of Why No One Uses Your Health, Medication, or Exercise Trackers. Click here to read the full post: (2624 words, 2 images, ~10:30 minutes reading time)


Why Cataloging and Calculations Should Be King

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norway map

Do you know all of your national capitals?

Quick.

The capital of Norway.

Got it? Stumped?

Stay tuned for the correct answer.

For those of you who learned and remembered this type of information from your grade school days, congratulations. Geography is a tough subject for most of us. There was a time (not too long ago) when it would have been pretty challenging to find the answer to this question if you didn’t learn it at some point in the past and remember it. For those who didn’t know the answer and “Googled” it, accidentally stumbled upon the point of today’s post.

This is a teaser of Why Cataloging and Calculations Should Be King. Click here to read the full post: (2195 words, 2 images, ~8:47 minutes reading time)


The Best Pharma Products According to Patients

UPDATE (Feb. 2, 2010): Based on some feedback from none other than John Mack, I’ve changed a couple of pieces of info from my original post, as well as some insights from iGuard about how they conduct their surveys. This can be found at the bottom of this post.]

On a couple of occasions, I’ve talked about the potential impact of having product reviews for pharma products (see “Why Pharma Needs Product Reviews” and “One more Reason Pharma Needs Product Reviews“). You can check out those posts to see my rationale for why pharma might benefit from having product reviews, but one important point is that product reviews are available for prescription pharma products right now.

This is a teaser of The Best Pharma Products According to Patients. Click here to read the full post: (2253 words, 6 images, ~9:01 minutes reading time)


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