By following me and other HIMSS Social Media Ambassadors, you’ll get timely tweets about conference happenings. Those not attending the conference will have an enhanced means to monitor what’s going on at the conference.
How Will Tweets that I Share be Selected?
Twitter, popular blogs and other sources of information are monitored using various automated and manual methods using terms and phrases expected to be of prominence at the HIMSS conference. A human with 20+ years of experience in the healthcare IT and services industry will review each tweet before it’s shared.
What This Account Will Do
1. Only share information related to the HIMSS 2016 conference and only share what are popularly considered relevant healthcare IT topics. Here's a sample of the hashtags that I’ll monitor for good content:
#HIMSS16 - Official hashtag for 2016 HIMSS Conference
#digitalhealth – Mobile Health and Digital Health
#hctransparency – Healthcare Transparency
#healthliteracy – Healthcare Literacy
#interoperability - Interoperability and integration topics
#patientengagement – Patient Engagement
#telemedicine – Telemedicine and Telehealth
2. Keep an eye out for "unofficial" hashtags. For instance, people may use any of the following for the 2016 HIMSS conference: #HIMSS2016 #HIMSS #HIMMS <= Commonly misused tag
3. Monitor alternative sources of information off Twitter’s beaten path. These include blogs, content made available to me personally, via various contacts, associates, and search mechanisms I use.
4. Include links to supplemental content and resources associated with certain tweets.
5. Verify any embedded links and embedded content can be accessed.
6. Share select vendor info (whitepapers, surveys, content, offers, etc) that are not clearly a sales pitches. Thickly veiled sales pitches will probably be shared.
7. Spare you the excess of the “over-tweeters.” With few exceptions, you will only see a specific tweet or content item one time - not over and over and over like some people do.
8. Share select info on "booth-bling," tweet-ups, free food,/drink, parties and contests.
What This Account Won't Do
1. Share the same tweet over and over and over again. Except for periodic “promotional tweets” to call attention to the service this account provides.
2. Retweet every tweet mentioning this account. This isn’t about me. I'm doing to because I want to share good good healthcare IT info related to the health information technology conferences.
3. Repeat the same tweet over and over and over and over and over
4. Post content requiring login or special add-ins unless a warning is given – such as [requires login] or [Requires yada yada add-in]
Consider This
A primary value of following one or all HIMSS Social Media Ambassadors is that you can just periodically review their Twitter timelines and get the scoop as to what’s going on at #HIMSS16. No need to do special searches and/or monitor the #HIMSS16 hashtag - that's their job. :)
How Will Tweets that I Share be Selected?
Twitter, popular blogs and other sources of information are monitored using various automated and manual methods using terms and phrases expected to be of prominence at the HIMSS conference. A human with 20+ years of experience in the healthcare IT and services industry will review each tweet before it’s shared.
What This Account Will Do
1. Only share information related to the HIMSS 2016 conference and only share what are popularly considered relevant healthcare IT topics. Here's a sample of the hashtags that I’ll monitor for good content:
#HIMSS16 - Official hashtag for 2016 HIMSS Conference
#digitalhealth – Mobile Health and Digital Health
#hctransparency – Healthcare Transparency
#healthliteracy – Healthcare Literacy
#interoperability - Interoperability and integration topics
#patientengagement – Patient Engagement
#telemedicine – Telemedicine and Telehealth
2. Keep an eye out for "unofficial" hashtags. For instance, people may use any of the following for the 2016 HIMSS conference: #HIMSS2016 #HIMSS #HIMMS <= Commonly misused tag
3. Monitor alternative sources of information off Twitter’s beaten path. These include blogs, content made available to me personally, via various contacts, associates, and search mechanisms I use.
4. Include links to supplemental content and resources associated with certain tweets.
5. Verify any embedded links and embedded content can be accessed.
6. Share select vendor info (whitepapers, surveys, content, offers, etc) that are not clearly a sales pitches. Thickly veiled sales pitches will probably be shared.
7. Spare you the excess of the “over-tweeters.” With few exceptions, you will only see a specific tweet or content item one time - not over and over and over like some people do.
8. Share select info on "booth-bling," tweet-ups, free food,/drink, parties and contests.
What This Account Won't Do
1. Share the same tweet over and over and over again. Except for periodic “promotional tweets” to call attention to the service this account provides.
2. Retweet every tweet mentioning this account. This isn’t about me. I'm doing to because I want to share good good healthcare IT info related to the health information technology conferences.
3. Repeat the same tweet over and over and over and over and over
4. Post content requiring login or special add-ins unless a warning is given – such as [requires login] or [Requires yada yada add-in]
Consider This
A primary value of following one or all HIMSS Social Media Ambassadors is that you can just periodically review their Twitter timelines and get the scoop as to what’s going on at #HIMSS16. No need to do special searches and/or monitor the #HIMSS16 hashtag - that's their job. :)
So consider following me @ShimCode and the entire list of 2016 HIMSS Social Media Ambassadors.
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