Anyway, I’m off track. The journey continues through a million and one challenges, within a pandemic, where digital is at its height and need to stay relevant, nimble and in tune.
And what does digital need? Content.
Continue reading CHARLIEāS SOCIAL MEDIA PREDICTIONS FORĀ 2022; CONTENT
The protection of our privacy is one of the key priorities leading up to the widespread adoption of digital health in Australia. Read more here: https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/get-started-with-digital-health/what-is-digital-health/digital-health-privacy Here are some quick tips and resources to consider Privacy of health information applies … Continue reading RESOURCE | Digital Records
So, are you OK? One day yes, the next day, not so maybe? Being “depressed” or down can be normal for all of us at some time or another, and it is most often a response to grief and loss … Continue reading RUOK? Good mental health is a sense of well-being, confidence, and self-esteem.
To embrace the meaning of people over 50 to haveĀ meaning. Continue reading Charlieās Social Media Predictions for 2018: Consumers
Mum has always loved getting my postcards sent to her via Touchnote. If you haven’t heard of it, Touchnote is a postcard-sending service. #hattip Touchnote first came into my world via Helen Sanderson. The Wiki explanation of Helen is this: she … Continue reading Let’s share mother’s day again; via an app
Being onair (radio) is a curious process. In creativity processes, ie idea generation work, we often talk of the “thinking behind the thinking”. In fact it’s a quote Ron Corso (my UniSA research/paper writing partner) is famous for. So,Ā when I … Continue reading What should have been said in my ABC Adelaide interview
Article republished from The Conversation.Written byĀ Bronwyn Hemsley, University of Newcastle; Abbas Kouzani, Deakin University; Russell Oliver, Deakin University; Scott Adams, Deakin University; Stuart Palmer, Deakin University, and Susan Balandin, Deakin University Itās hard to imagine food prepared in a … Continue reading How 3D food printers could improve mealtimes for people with swallowing disorders
A growing number of health apps ā of varying quality ā are available to support patientsā decisions about those options. And social media provide an instant network of peers with whom to share health concerns and experiences. Continue reading REPUBLISHED: How new technologies are shaking up health care
Jenny Waycott, University of Melbourne John*, a widower, is a retired engineer aged in his 90s. He lives alone in the family home and has struggled with loneliness and depression since his wife passed away. He feels frustrated that as … Continue reading Republished; Connecting online can help prevent social isolation in older people
We’ve been using the social medias to share and have conversations for years.Ā What is emerging are distinct members of ourĀ community who are excited to embrace the visual storytelling it provides for others eg “follow my journey” or “have a look … Continue reading Storytellers of a Modern Age; Using the Selfie on a Journey
Services like The Conversation are the future. Continue reading Navigating the media jungle; your guide to staying relevant.
Contemporary public relations requires a level of understanding across ALL the medias these days but there are levels of understanding within every profession, and there are levels of understanding. My own stance has been to say, “Look at how long they have been doing it, what their level of engagement is like across ALL social medias (not just Facebook, and certainly not just Twitter), and if they are living and breathing like me, then you have found yourself a good one.” There are some goodies out there, you just have to look for the right things. Continue reading 7 Reasons Why You Should Do Business With Me
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