I’ve posted a couple of blogs about my experimental use of Social Media in Clinical OT practice (see part1 and part2). Today’s post discusses the first foray into the use of Social Media. As I discussed in the first blogs,…
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Social Media Analytics (1) Klout and Algorithims
A short post today about analysing your social media impact. Opinions vary about the usefulness of this, especially since the results are based on aalgorithims that we do not, as end users, have access to. Rumours abound on social media…
Tagged with: education, Guidance, Social Media, Web 2.0
Posted in Analytics, Digital Inclusion, Klout, Social Media, Social Media, Web 2.0
Posted in Analytics, Digital Inclusion, Klout, Social Media, Social Media, Web 2.0
Blogs for Breakfast, lunch and dinner, please!
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…
Tagged with: @Kilo75, @LDSdigital, @leanebuchanan, @loveartsleeds, @MikeChitty, @MonicaTailor, @PhilKirby, @WellnessHQ, Applications to practice, FlickR, Leeds, Mental Health, productivity, Reflection, Social Media, Web 2.0, wellbeing
Posted in Blogging, Digital Engagement, Leeds, LoveArtsLeeds Festival, Reflection, Social Media, Twitter, Web 2.0
Posted in Blogging, Digital Engagement, Leeds, LoveArtsLeeds Festival, Reflection, Social Media, Twitter, Web 2.0
Blogs for Breakfast, #blogsforbreakfast at the #loveartsleeds Festival
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…
Tagged with: Applications to practice, Google+, Guidance, Hangout, Leeds, Mental Health, Reflection, Social Media, Web 2.0
Posted in Blogging, Conditions in Mental Health, Digital Inclusion, Google+, Physical disability, QR Codes, Second Life, Social Media, Stigma, Twitter, Uncategorized, Web 2.0
Posted in Blogging, Conditions in Mental Health, Digital Inclusion, Google+, Physical disability, QR Codes, Second Life, Social Media, Stigma, Twitter, Uncategorized, Web 2.0
Using Facebook to foster social interaction in older people after acquired brain injury. Anita Hamilton 2011
I have found a great example of how we can use Social Media (in this case, Facebook) to foster social engagement in older adults after acquired brain injury. A.hamilton festival of teaching 2011 View more documents from Anita Hamilton As…
Tagged with: @VirtualOT, acquired brain injury, Applications to practice, disability, EBP, education, Facebook, Occupational Therapy, older adults, older people, online technology, Social Media, stroke, Web 2.0
Posted in Acquired brain injury, Digital Inclusion, Evidence based practice, Facebook, Occupational Therapy, Recovery, Social Isolation, Social Media
Posted in Acquired brain injury, Digital Inclusion, Evidence based practice, Facebook, Occupational Therapy, Recovery, Social Isolation, Social Media
Google+ has arrived
First of all, let’s get one thing straight. I am very conflicted about Facebook. On the one hand, I dislike their ownership of my content, their constant default privacy settings that are too public and I have to go in…
Tagged with: Applications to practice, Circles, cooking, DADL, education, Google+, Hangout, Huddle, learning disability, long arm supervision, recovery group, Social Media, student placement, telecare, video conferencing
Posted in Facebook, Google+, Occupational Therapy, Recovery, Reflection, Social Media, Stigma, Web 2.0
Posted in Facebook, Google+, Occupational Therapy, Recovery, Reflection, Social Media, Stigma, Web 2.0
Leeds Social Media Surgery #leedssms
Fantastic night at the second Leeds social media surgery last Tuesday (02/02/10). As usual, learned so much from the fantastic surgeons there, ( including @dysconnection, @dsugden) but as always, for every question answered I have a host of new questions….. Why…
Have a look at this guidance
A working group has already been developing the guidance for nhs professionals using social networking sites in their professional practice. Link available here: http://www.library.nhs.uk/KNOWLEDGEMANAGEMENT/ViewResource.aspx?resID=289920 edit: sorry, this link no longer seems to work 24/07/2011 Link provided by Sarah Bodell, who…
Tagged with: Applications to practice, education, informatica, Masters, Occupational Therapy, Salford, Sarsh Bodell, Social Media, Web 2.0
Posted in Recovery, Reflection, Second Life, Social Media, Web 2.0
Posted in Recovery, Reflection, Second Life, Social Media, Web 2.0
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