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ASCO 2016 | Why hematologists should use social media

Michael Thompson, MD, PhD of the Aurora Health Care, Milwaukee, WI discusses why hematologists should use social media. First Dr Thompson addresses some of the common reservations medical professionals might have about using social media. He then talks about its benefits, such as receiving highly curated information from other Twitter users, discussing opinions and influencing other people to affect change.
Recorded at the American Society of Oncology (ASCO) 2016 Annual Meeting held in Chicago, IL.