Social Media
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Doctors’ Day 2014: Thank you Doctors, for all that you do
This Sunday, March 30th, is National Doctors’ Day. The staff at the North Carolina Medical Society (NCMS) would like to thank and honor physicians across North Carolina for their continued […]
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NCMS Member’s Innovation Gains Viral Media Attention
Craig A. Buchman, MD, North Carolina Medical Society (NCMS) member and the current president of the NC Society of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, and his research team at UNC recently […]
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New Year, New Improved Communications!
The Bulletin staff is pleased to announce an upgrade in our member communications. Starting January 2, 2013 our homepage at www.ncmedsoc.org will be updated daily, Monday through Friday, by 3 p.m., […]
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NCMS Policy on Physicians’ Use of Social Media
Continuing the NCMS’ initiative to inform and educate the medical community about social media and the importance of maintaining professionalism and the physician-patient relationship, here are a few standards that […]
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Can the Social Media Revolution Reach the Medical Community?
Over the past several months, the NCMS has informed its members about how social media fits into the medical profession. We know that most patients turn to social media for […]
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Medical Practices Benefit from Social Media
In an article released earlier this year, the AMA highlights four major benefits for medical practices that use social media. Those benefits include: Understanding necessary services: Social media becomes another […]
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Children’s Health Services, PA Benefits from Social Media
Following the article published in last week’s Bulletin stating that ninety-four percent of patients turn to Facebook for medical content, the NCMS interviewed Children’s Health Services, PA, a medical practice […]
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Last Chance to Vote for the Photo Contest Winner
The NCMS staff faced a difficult challenge this year in selecting just 13 photos out of the 96 stunning submissions in the 2012 NCMS Member Photo Contest. After much debate, the […]
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Ninety-Four Percent of Patients Turn to Facebook for Medical Content
According to a 2011 National Research Corporation survey, one in five Americans use social media websites as a source for obtaining health care information. Ninety-four percent of those respondents designated Facebook […]
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