Healthcare Social Media Training

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Start date

11/06/2024

End date

31/12/2024

Overview

The "Healthcare Social Media Training" course offers an in-depth exploration of the intersection between social media and the healthcare industry. This comprehensive programme begins with foundational knowledge in communication and the role of social media in disseminating information. Participants will learn how big data and e-healthcare initiatives can be leveraged to enhance patient care and medical research.

As the course progresses, learners will delve into the nuances of medical social media, focusing on content creation and the unique characteristics that make for effective online healthcare communication. Modules on participatory health will highlight the power of social media to engage patients and promote community health initiatives. The course also covers the strategic use of social media by hospitals and health authorities to improve public health outcomes.

Advanced topics include health behaviour change facilitated by social media, with a special focus on gamification techniques. Participants will gain practical knowledge through real-world applications, ensuring they can implement these strategies effectively within their professional roles. This course is ideal for healthcare professionals aiming to harness the power of social media to drive positive health outcomes.

What you will learn

  • Understand the role of social media in healthcare communication and its impact on public health.
  • Analyse how big data and e-healthcare are transforming patient care through social media platforms.
  • Develop effective medical social media content tailored to diverse healthcare audiences.

What you require

  • Basic understanding of social media platforms and their use in the healthcare sector.
  • Familiarity with healthcare industry standards and practices related to patient communication.
  • Commitment to leveraging social media for improving healthcare outcomes and patient engagement.