A news report breaks of an active shooter at your facility, everyone -- from patients to the local community -- turns to social media to stay updated. They are looking to you to give them updates.
Or, a major storm is bearing down on your region, you have great communication with responders in the local community, but everyone seems to be on twitter looking for information -- your shelter is open for anyone who needs it, but how do you effectively convey that message?
We've asked social media expert Janet Kennedy from Get Social Health to join us for an informative webinar on how to integrate social media into your overall emergency preparedness platform. Janet will share best practices and tips with plenty of real-world examples of the do's and don'ts of social media during an emergency.
Topics include:
- A brief overview of healthcare and social media
- How social media can help during an emergency
- Real-life examples of using social media well
- Thinking about who should be on your social media team during an incident
- Best practices for social media during an incident
- Building your social media community and trust so you're ready if something happens
We expect an interactive session for this complimentary webinar with lots of Q&A. Please join us on Thursday, August 3rd, at 1 pm ET / 10 am PT.
