OK, OK, you're saying. We'll do it. We'll get started with social media. We don't understand it, but we know we have to do it! Where can you turn for such important, impartial basic information before you do...? Social Quickstarter is designed to do just that.
Clipboard
With so much information coming at us all the time, it's hard to keep up – and keep track of those things you see online that you want to save – where do you save it? Clipboard offers a simple solution, explained an easy to understand video on its home page and other resources. The philosophy is "Select. Collect. Reflect."
Modern Optical has debuted a new Spanish language option for its website which provides Spanish language options for all the new features of the new Modern International website. Launched last fall as a resource-rich new website for its eyewear collections, the site was "designed to create the most customer-friendly e-commerce experience possible" for its customers, primarily independent ECPs. This site showcases the company's diverse product lines. My Multicultural Tool Kit
Transitions Optical has refreshed its "What to Expect Brochure Series", part of the company's popular Multicultural Tool Kit of resources to help ECPs better interact with and provide patient care to various culturally diverse patient groups. Transitions is continuing to support eyecare professionals in their efforts to educate culturally diverse patients about their unique eye health needs and risks, and the new "What to Expect" brochure series features new imagery and updated eye health statistics.
Latest Pew Study Shows The Internet Is a De Facto Second Opinion For Many, While Health Professionals Are People's Top Choice WASHINGTON, D.C.—One in three U.S. adults say that at one time or another they have gone online specifically to try to figure out what medical condition they or someone else might have. And yet medical professionals are still most people's top choice when they are dealing with a serious health concern, according to a new survey just released this month by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project. Among those who have used online information to try to diagnose themselves or someone else, 53 percent say they later saw a medical professional to talk about their concerns. Clinicians were more likely than not to confirm the online diagnosis.
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