Friday Five – “Five degrees” of David Harlow
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This week’s Friday Five is all about connections, specifically connections between David Harlow (@healthblawg), Healthcare NOW Radio and the Mayo Clinic. Find out how the three are intertwined in a variety of ways whether through radio shows, organizations or the man himself, David Harlow.
HIPAA Chat with Host David Harlow
For starters, David Harlow is currently the host of Healthcare NOW Radio’s HIPAA Chat. Tune in to HIPAA Chat to hear David and industry experts discuss HIPAA and HITECH Act Compliance, Security, Meaningful Use and Security Risk Analysis, and more. New topics are discussed each month and listeners can register prior to or during the episode to ask questions of the host. HIPAA Chat rebroadcasts daily at 4:00 am, 12 noon and 8:00 pm ET. Listeners can also hear past episodes on our SoundCloud channel.
HIPAA Chat Playlist on SoundCloud
New Show Coming Soon to HCNR – Harlow on Healthcare
In addition to HIPAA Chat, healthcare attorney and award-winning blogger, David Harlow will host his new show, Harlow on Healthcare, which will debut Monday, November 13th. Hear David and his guests discuss the critical issues shaping the future of health IT and healthcare at large. From cybersecurity to AI, precision medicine to health reform, if the topic is trending Harlow is on it.
On his first episode, David talks with Lee Aase (@LeeAase), Director of the Mayo Clinic Social Media Network, about reaching patients where they live, and continuing the Mayo Clinic tradition of sharing learnings with healthcare providers and patients all over the world. Be sure to tune in to Healthcare NOW Radio starting Monday, November 13th to catch the debut of Harlow on Healthcare.
#MCSMN 2017 Annual Conference
Coming to the Mayo Clinic Scottsdale Arizona Campus this December 11 – 12, the Mayo Clinic Social Media Network will host its #MCSMN 2017 Annual Conference. These two days will be packed with four inspirational keynotes, six compelling case studies and presentations, three expert consultation sessions, and an evening taco reception complete with mariachi band! Attendance will be capped at 125 so you’ll have plenty of opportunity to contribute, interact, and connect with your peers. You’ll leave energized with more knowledge and enthusiasm to tackle, analyze, and solve the biggest social media problems you face today. Be sure not to miss David Harlow’s, JD, MPH keynote, Give the People What They Want: Authentic Interaction and Compliant Communication. Register prior to November 15th to receive lodging discounts.
One of the six great case studies you’ll hear at our 2017 #MCSMN Annual Conference Dec. 11-12 in Scottsdale, Ariz. #hcsm https://t.co/i7Hqo1lqKX
— Lee Aase (@LeeAase) October 9, 2017
Mayo Clinic Radio
You don’t have to wait until December to engage with all the Mayo Clinic has to offer. Tune in to Healthcare NOW Radio weekdays at 12:30 am, 8:30 am and 4:30 pm ET to catch Mayo Clinic Radio with host orthopedic surgeon Tom Shives, MD and his co-host radio veteran Tracy McCray. With thousands of experts from Mayo Clinic campuses in Minnesota, Florida, Arizona and the Mayo Clinic Health System, “Mayo Clinic Radio” reaches listeners with an easy-to-understand, friendly approach. High interest topics include the latest news as well as information about exercise, nutrition, prevention and heart health.
Even though David keeps himself busy hosting shows and attending speaking engagements, he still finds time to write an award-winning blog. HealthBlawg : David Harlow’s Health Care Law Blog, is nationally recognized as a leading health care law and policy blog. It was named one of the ABA Journal Blawg 100 in 2009, the only health care law blog ever so honored, and has been recognized twice as a Top Insurance Law Blog by LexisNexis, and as one of the Top Five Editors’ Picks by Healthline in 2011. HealthBlawg is the only active health law blog included in the Library of Congress’ Legal Blawg Archive.
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