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Study examined the positive and negative aspects of pharmacist blogs and microblogs. Most commonly used PL was written about the pharmacy profession (23.8%), other healthcare professionals (21.4%), and patients (19.0%) highest rates of CL included posts written about patients (54.8%), other healthcare professionals (42.9%), and pharmacies (19.0%); 16.% had CL about PhRMA.
Study examined the positive and negative aspects of pharmacist blogs and microblogs. Most commonly used PL was written about the pharmacy profession (23.8%), other healthcare professionals (21.4%), and patients (19.0%) highest rates of CL included posts written about patients (54.8%), other healthcare professionals (42.9%), and pharmacies (19.0%); 16.% had CL about PhRMA.
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Study examined the positive and negative aspects of pharmacist blogs and microblogs. Most commonly used PL was written about the pharmacy profession (23.8%), other healthcare professionals (21.4%), and patients (19.0%) highest rates of CL included posts written about patients (54.8%), other healthcare professionals (42.9%), and pharmacies (19.0%); 16.% had CL about PhRMA.
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0: Blog and microblog use by pharmacists for ranting and discourse
Justin Elkins, PharmDCand, Chilla E. Goncz, PharmDCand, Ramona Somnarain, PharmDCand, Kevin A. Clauson, PharmD
Background Results Results – Language & Twitter
The social media (i.e., Web 2.0) version of the 42 of the 101 initially identified blogs satisfied criteria of being pharmacist-authored, Most commonly used PL was written about soapbox includes blogs and microblogs in English, and displaying a recent (i.e., posts in last 3 months) history of activity the pharmacy profession (23.8%), other healthcare professionals (21.4%), and A blog is a website that functions as a diary Figure 1. Image of the most frequently read pharmacist blog patients (19.0%); 4.8% had PL on PhRMA where readers can engage in knowledge sharing and leave feedback [BMC Med Educ Highest rates of CL included posts written 2006;6(41):2]; microblogs are a shorter version about patients (54.8%), other healthcare professionals (42.9%), and pharmacies Objective (19.0%); 16.% had CL about PhRMA The objective of this study was to examine both Pharmacist bloggers were more likely to use the positive and negative aspects of pharmacist Twitter (26.1%) than general public (11%) blogs and microblogs (i.e., Twitter) by assessing www.theangrypharmacist.com during timeframe [Pew Research April 2009] their common characteristics and exploring their potential impact on the profession No patient identifying information was found on any blog Conclusions The vast majority (71.4%) of pharmacists maintained their individual anonymity Blogs and microblogs provide an outlet for Methods Bloggers were closely divided by practice settings of community (42.9%) and writing, represent a new medium to interact Internet search engines, blog aggregators, non-community (45.2%); 11.9% were indeterminable with patients and healthcare professionals, Technorati & blog rolls were used to identify and serve as an early warning system for pharmacist blogs; Twitter Search was used to Figure 2. Common characteristics in pharmacist blogs (%) issues within the profession locate bloggers who also had microblogs Discussion of therapies 69.0 Unprofessional blog contents portray Categories were developed to evaluate blogs pharmacists negatively and could produce and comprised of a total of 32 criteria: Current events in healthcare 64.3 long-term damage to the profession 1. practice based topics (PBT) Use of profane language 50.0 Used in a rational and positive manner, Web 2. identifying information (IDI) 2.0 tools could be used to advance the 3. positive language (PL) Concurrent use of Twitter 26.1 interests of practitioners and the profession 4. critical language (CL) 5. professionalism (PRO) Forecasting future of profession 21.4 Disclosure 6. miscellaneous (MISC) Authors of this presentation have the following to disclose concerning 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 possible financial or personal relationships with commercial entities: Five most recent blog entries were assessed None of the authors have anything to disclose in relation to this project. ADDRESS QUESTIONS TO: