Diapositivas anotadas empleadas en la charla sobre redes sociales y Medicina impartida en Albacete. ¿Qué nos pueden aportar las redes sociales como futuros profesionales sanitarios?
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12. Desvelando lo oculto: La ventana de Johari
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Un lugar donde colgar selfies
Una herramienta con la que cotillear a tus compañeros de clase
Un foro donde conocer y desarrollar tus intereses y capacidades
Todas las anteriores son ciertas
Tener una coca cola con tu nombre no es Marca personal
Es la imagen que los demás tienen de tí. Las cualidades que te asocian, los sentimientos que generas tu y tus obras. Y al igual que las marcas, tu imagen puede ser elaborada, transmitida y protegida
Habeis dado historia de la Medicina? Si os digo médico griego famoso, muy sabio
Siempre ha existido la marca personal. Incluso antes de escritura
44% población mundial
Entremezcla noticias instit y RRSS
Dep. Cond. Priv, puede ser muy fácil cotillear
Preg cuanto no están en Twitter
Razón por la que yo personalmente no apoyo no participar
he issue has arisen from desires of individuals to "determine the development of their life in an autonomous way, without being perpetually or periodically stigmatized as a consequence of a specific action performed in the past.
The right to be forgotten is distinct from the right to privacy, due to the distinction that the right to privacy constitutes information that is not publicly known, whereas the right to be forgotten involves removing information that was publicly known at a certain time and not allowing third parties to access the information.[11]:122[14]
In May 2014, the European Court of Justice ruled against Google in Costeja, a case brought by a Spanish man, Mario Costeja González, who requested the removal of a link to a digitized 1998 article in La Vanguardia newspaper about an auction for his foreclosed home, for a debt that he had subsequently paid.[40] He initially attempted to have the article removed by complaining to the Spanish Agency of data protection, which rejected the claim on the grounds that it was lawful and accurate, but accepted a complaint against Google and asked Google to remove the results.[41] Google sued in the Spanish Audiencia Nacional (National High Court) which referred a series of questions to the European Court of Justice.[42] The court ruled in Costeja that search engines are responsible for the content they point to and thus, Google was required to comply with EU data privacy laws.[43][44][45] On its first day of compliance only (May 30, 2014), Google received 12,000 requests to have personal details removed from its search engine.[46]
Ultimos dos años, novedoso?
Agencias profesionales que se dedican a esto
Incidir en lo de captura de pantalla
Diapo dificil compaginar cultura medicina más cerrada con cultura social, nosotros nativos digitales
Esp. Si te presentas como médico en RRSS. Algunas personas tienen dos perfiles, dificil para mí.
Research suggests that physician characteristics, such as obesity, can affect the confidence that patients have in their providers - 3. Ubink-Veltmaat LJ, Damoiseaux RA, Rischen RO, Groenier KH. Please, let my doctor be obese: associations between the characteristics of general practitio- ners and their patients with type 2 diabetes [Letter]. Diabetes Care. 2004;27: 2560. [PMID: 15451937]