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As admin of a few client #FB pages, I am looking forward to getting access to 'scheduling' posts. Shouldn't it be active by now? 18 hours ago

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Doctors And Patients: The Social Media Dilemma #Infographic ow.ly/biXX7 #SM #hcsm #hcsmca #hcsmeu Did they get this right? 18 hours ago

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A wicked social media initiative by McNeil Consumer Healthcare (Division of Johnson and Johnson)

Posted on December 13, 2010 by marketing4health

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Filed under: Canada's Online Health Check, Case Study: Canadian Healthcare Social Media, FaceBook healthcare ad, Pharmaceutical Marketing, social media | Tagged: Canadian Pain Coalition, community rules, Edelman, FaceBook, FaceBook ads, healthcare, healthcare ads, J3 Canada, Johnson & Johnson, McNeil, Motrin, Pain Poker, Pain sufferer, soial media, TAXI, Wicked, yahoo ads | 3 Comments »

Do Canadian patients trust others like them?

Posted on January 29, 2010 by marketing4health

Next week, I will be posting a blog series on Canadian healthcare social networks; 1 network reviewed per day! These are online communities where Canadian patients (and sometimes patients from other countries as well), share healthcare-related, and sometimes very personal information with one another. As such, I was interested in learning more about how Canadian [...]

Filed under: Canada's Online Health Check, Resources, social media | Tagged: Canada, Canadian, Edelman, Essential Research, health consumer, healthcare, medical, online community, patient like me, person like me, social technographics, trust | 8 Comments »

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