Wireless and internet technology workshop at IMP camp #2

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i would like scott, nancy, michelle, lynn, and any others who do this, to give a workshop(s) on wireless and internet technology for web sites, patient communication, HYH, virtual visits and appointment scheduling at IMP camp #2.LLKathy Broman wrote: , how do you text from the computer? How can you tell if a cellphone will accept text? Even I could text from a keboard, but this thumbtyping is not something that I want to be doing. Kathy Broman MD. Mason City, IA On Sunday, February 10, 2008, at 03:53PM, ""

<jnantonuccigmail> wrote: >And can I add something? > you are dead on-- while I have a fair number of patients who have to >do HYH in the office when I have time, to get them to get them use a >computer, >cellphones are a different animal >I have some patietns whose lives a re totally chaotic and in the last few >months i have found that texting them on their cellphones gives us access >to each other. that is just amazing!! >I do not think most docs are even THINKING about texting patients. >But Guinn can even text phones from her computer!! > >Eliminates the massive waste of time phone tag, patient not having >answering machine or one that does not identify itself or the phone is out >of service etc Cellphones are the most common unifying technology. >In fact buying a trac -fone for

10.00 at Family Dollar stores gives older >folks access to 911 without the expense of Lifeline programs. I have >personally taught lots of patietns how to use these phones > >Unfortunaltey i did not know you were spoofing a commercial i watch so >little TV what do i know about commercialsl But i liked it anyway. > Could you run for president? You might get something done. >Yours in admiration, >jean > >On Feb 10, 2008 4:33 PM, scottclemensenonebox < >scottclemensenonebox> wrote: > >> Thanks Tim, >> I did the scripting myself. It had to be pretty short and sweet to fit >> the timing of the music. When I initially got the idea for the video, I >> just thought it would be fun to spoof the commercial, now that I think

about >> it, there is really a strong point to be made here. A lot of docs are >> hesitant to adopt some of the technology for fear that their patients do not >> have internet access or the computer literacy needed to use it. Looking at >> the way wireless cell phone technology has advanced in the last few years, >> and yes, the invent of the iphone, has made me realize that the interaction >> in the video is going to be commonplace in just a few years. Apple's new >> standard in user friendliness with the iphone's touch screen and web browser >> will soon adapted by all. Smartphones that were $5-$600 two years ago are >> now $100. Cell phones are now cheaper than regular telephone lines and >> often preferred over them, even to the lower socioeconomic classes. They >> are also cheaper than computers and home internet access. Mobile access to >>

the internet is going to be the lowest common denominator to the way our >> society communicates >> >> Clemensen MD >> Phone/Fax: >> www.clemfm.com >> >> *Confidentiality Notice*: This email message, including any attachments, >> is for the sole use of the intended recipient or recipients and may contain >> confidential, privileged, personal health information and/or propritary >> information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is >> prohibited. If you are not an intended recipient, please contact the sender >> by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message and any >> attachments. >> >> ------------------------------ >> >> *Original Message* >> >> >> Yeah, , that was great. My first impression was

that it would be >> good enough for a professional, TV ad. Who did the scripting? Patient or >> you? I think it was elegant and clean. Wow, just a great job. >> Tim >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Great video, . I think we know who will be doing our IMP ad campaign. >> >> >> >> >> >> Hi Folks. >> For those using Appointmentquest. Here is a cute video I put together >> with one of my patient's iphone: >> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=dzq97Dcqkh4<

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