The Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media on Oct. 17 launched a Health Care Social Media Survey to assess the extent to which health care and health-related organizations are using social media tools and have developed policies or guidelines for employees use. Find out more and take the survey here.
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October 19, 2012
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