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Social Media Cuts Healthcare Costs

InformationWeek | October 27 – Social media initiatives that help physicians, patients, and the medical research community share patient information will drive down healthcare-related costs while improving the quality of care, a report concludes.

The report, “Healthcare Performance Management in the Era of ‘Twitter,'” was published this week by the Healthcare Performance Management Institute. Drawing on a number of case studies across the country, the report gives examples of how social media and other Health 2.0 initiatives are transforming the healthcare marketplace to promote a cost-efficient interactive healthcare system that provides better patient outcomes.

Read more on InformationWeek.com.

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