This Week in Social Media
Behind on your social feeds this week? Here is a roundup of the most popular stories posted on SGIM's social media sites.
Controversy about Choosing Wisely and Creating Value for Patients
Primary Care Recruitment: Shooting Ourselves in the Foot?
Physician bias does not affect hypertension treatment for minority patients
Celebrate women in science for International Womens Day with Springer: Read EiC interviews & access handpicked IWD content
Gadgets Like Fitbit Are Remaking How Doctors Treat You
Make the #SGIM14 meeting your meeting with the ScholarOne Itinerary Builder
Geriatricians Question Five Common Treatments
JGIM in the news: Lessons learned managing geriatric patients offer framework for improved care
Primary Care Recruitment: Shooting Ourselves in the Foot?
Virtual Hill Day
This week was busier than usual with the launch of SGIM's first Virtual Hill Day. Members and primary care advocates everywhere made their voices heard on the Hill on Wednesday, March 12th using the hashtag #SGIMadvocacy. The conversation can be viewed at Twubs.com/SGIMadvocacy. Here are some more details from Virtual Hill Day 2014:
- 66 tweets
- 28 participants
- 92 Congress Web messages
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