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How can the Health and Wellbeing Board in Leeds use Digital and Social Media? #sm4hwb

Posted on October 21, 2012 by Claire — 9 Comments

I was asked to gather a group of people together in Leeds, to talk with my local Health and Wellbeing Board (HWB) members about how digital and social media could help them support the population in meeting health outcomes. Why…

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Analytics for #smsmhealth

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Claire — 2 Comments

But…. didn’t you say it wasn’t about the numbers? We were anxious to ensure everybody participating in the #smsmhealth event in Leeds yesterday that we were concerned with starting conversations, and that this didn’t really have a return on investment…

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Blogs for Breakfast, lunch and dinner, please!

Posted on October 17, 2011 by Claire — 2 Comments

Last week was very exciting for we Social Media and Healthcare types in Leeds. “Blogs for Breakfast” was held on Thursday 13th October, an event run as part of both the Leeds Digital Festial and the Love Arts Leeds festival…

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Posted in Blogging, Digital Engagement, Leeds, LoveArtsLeeds Festival, Reflection, Social Media, Twitter, Web 2.0

Blogs for Breakfast, #blogsforbreakfast at the #loveartsleeds Festival

Posted on October 12, 2011 by Claire — 1 Comment

I am very excited to say that I am a pannelist at Blogs for Breakfast, on Thursday 13th October in Leeds, an event which is part of the Love Arts Leeds Festival. The purpose of this event is to …debate…

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Bettakultcha IX June 2011

Posted on June 9, 2011 by Claire — 12 Comments

Right, before we start, let me make clear that this post deals with content that you could find *triggering*. I will discuss- pornography, misogyny, PTSD, violence sexual assault, and feminism Please take care of yourself and avoid reading if you…