Sharing Meaningful Medical Content
Face it, our patients forget nearly 80% or more of what we tell them after they leave our office. We may have shared some very valuable tidbits of information or post-surgical instructions with them … and when they return to the office we may be disappointed that they didn’t do what we asked of them.
Perhaps it was our fault….. ?
How can we meaningfully share information with patients and give them a resource so that they can then review that informmation…
Sharing Meaningful Medical Content
Face it, our patients forget nearly 80% or more of what we tell them after they leave our office. We may have shared some very valuable tidbits of information or post-surgical instructions with them … and when they return to the office we may be disappointed that they didn’t do what we asked of them.
Perhaps it was our fault….. ?
How can we meaningfully share information with patients and give them a resource so that they can then review that informmation…
- At a time of their choosing
- On their chosen reader
- Mobile platform
- Or one of your social media properties?
Enter Readlists…
What’s a Readlist? A group of web pages—articles, recipes, course materials, anything—bundled into an e-book you can send to your Kindle, iPad, or iPhone
Readlist Homepage
After you sign up (it’s free) … You can then “Make a Readlist”
Then Create your Readlist …
Then you to share your Readlist via a mobile app, Kindle, Twitter, etc….
How cool is that?!?!?
Learn more about Sharing Content in Medicine: Readlists at Howard J. Luks, MD.
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