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Health Content: Extending Patient- and Family-Centered Care

April 7, 2014

Patient- and family-centered care is about putting the patient first, or, as Peter Pronovost summed up in one of his blog posts, making the patient the North Star of the care we provide. As one of our strategic priorities, patient- and family-centered care is at the heart of what we do on the Web at […]

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Stacia ⋅ Content Strategy Health Content, Patient- and family-centered care, Patient-centered care, Peter Pronovost ⋅ 1 Comment

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Connecting with Internet Strategy

March 31, 2014

The simplest way I've found to describe what the Internet Strategy team does is that we connect the people of the world with the people of Johns Hopkins Medicine. Today we're doing this better than ever before. After several years of tremendous growth in visitors, hopkinsmedicine.org is now the fourth most visited hospital/academic medical center website […]

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awatki10 ⋅ Strategic Priorities & The Web Collaboration, Innovation, Internet Strategy, social media, Strategic Priorities, Web ⋅ 1 Comment

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Exploring the Concept of “Show, Don’t Tell” When Creating Web Content

February 5, 2013

There are key points on which pure web content is based. To name a few… Identify your audience Tell your story Present accessible, digestible content Provide factual and current information Optimize your content Ensure contextual relevancy Factual information is of upmost importance and particularly relevant when writing about health information and the field of medicine.  […]

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Email Marketing Best Practices From ‘Seinfeld’: It’s Not All About Nothing!

January 8, 2013

If you get to know me on a more personal level (or if you already do), you already know that I can pretty much tie back any professional or personal situation back to an episode of "Seinfeld" (I know, it’s pathetic – but come on, you sometimes laugh don’t you?). However, a recent article in […]

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Cory ⋅ Email Marketing international, seinfeld ⋅ No Comments

Relaunch of the Health Information Library

December 20, 2012

Today marks the relaunch of our Health Information Library in a future-friendly, mobile-compatible format—what is considered “responsive design." The concept is simple: build fluid templates, and fluid content, in order to serve the same page to all devices big or small. Easy in concept, a little tricky in the actual implementation.

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Brian Harder ⋅ Design, Mobile Health Library, Web Banners ⋅ No Comments

Hopkinsmedicine.org Home Page Redesigned

December 3, 2012

If you’ve visited the Johns Hopkins Medicine Website recently, you probably noticed a newly redesigned home page with new tools for searching and accessing the health system and the School of Medicine. Additionally, the page features expanded storytelling, videos and information, and social media activity. What’s New on the Home Page We wanted to bring […]

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awatki10 ⋅ Design, Usability/Accessibility johns hopkins medicine, Johns Hopkins Web Team ⋅ No Comments

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Enjoy the Ride: Advice for Prospective Social Media Employees

October 22, 2012

With jobs across the country scarce, a positive development in recent years has been the increase of social media positions. According to a recent report by PRweb.com, demand for social media managers is now twice what it was in 2010. Another article in the Los Angeles Times says that the number of social media postings […]

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Jordan ⋅ Social Media facebook, internship, twitter ⋅ No Comments

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Of Coral Reefs and Curatorship

October 8, 2012

A former colleague once diagnosed the site of the company we both worked for as suffering from the “coral reef effect.” Articles kept building up, layer upon layer, with a thin layer of new material and a deep, almost unused archived content. Some of that content was strong and still relevant, but the good stuff […]

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Stacia ⋅ Content Strategy, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) content, content curation, coral reef effect, search engine optimization, SEO, web content strategy ⋅ No Comments

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The Rise of the Mobile Web from a Developer Perspective

September 17, 2012

The Move Toward Mobile The rise of mobile devices in the past few years is undeniable. Earlier this year, Apple announced the number of iPhones shipped daily surpasses the number of babies born in the world. In 2009, PayPal tallied $141 million in mobile payments. That number jumped to $750 million in 2010 – and […]

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Dan Miller ⋅ Mobile apps, CSS3, google, html, iPhone, JavaScript, mobile ⋅ No Comments

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How Johns Hopkins Medicine is using Facebook Timeline, and how it can impact your brand’s page

June 7, 2012

In late-March, Facebook, as it seems to do so often, announced major layout changes with the introduction of Timeline. By now you have likely converted to the new design or have friends or follow brands who have converted their pages. The transition to Timeline, according to the company, allows individuals and brands to turn their […]

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Jordan ⋅ Social Media facebook, healthcare, hospitals, johns hopkins medicine, social media, timeline ⋅ 2 Comments

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About the Internet Strategy Team

The Internet Strategy and Web Services team leads the first integrated online strategy for Johns Hopkins Medicine’s six hospitals, a home health care services company, an employee health plan provider, a community physicians group and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

The team is part of Marketing and Communications under the leadership of Senior Vice President Dalal Haldeman, M.B.A., Ph.D. This blog was created to foster communication with the broad community of contributors, stakeholders and strategic partners across Johns Hopkins Medicine.

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