BC Advantage - 2021 Issue 4
8 tips to stay up-to-date with clinical innovations
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Article Overview
This article outlines everyday strategies clinicians can use to keep up with evolving clinical innovation and related information sources. It covers alerting tools, social media, virtual events, journals, clinical decision support, and connections with life science representatives. The piece is aimed at physicians and others who want a broader view of how to monitor new developments that may affect patient care and practice workflows.
Why This Topic Matters
Keeping up with clinical innovation can be time-consuming, and this article offers a broad framework for staying informed without relying on exhaustive searching. It is relevant for clinicians and practice leaders who want to identify useful sources of timely information and maintain awareness of new developments that may influence care delivery.
Article Sections
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1. Set up Google alerts
Introduces automated alerting as a way to surface relevant updates and discusses broad techniques for refining search-based notifications.
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2. Follow thought leaders on social media
Describes how social media can be used to follow people and organizations who discuss topics related to clinical innovation and healthcare trends.
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3. Watch the consumer space for non-healthcare innovations
Explains how developments in consumer technology can provide early visibility into broader innovation trends that may later influence healthcare.
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4. Visit virtual exhibit halls
Covers virtual conference exhibits and related online event formats as sources for learning about current products and demonstrations.
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5. Talk with your colleagues
Focuses on professional networking and peer exchange as a way to hear about tools, experiences, and emerging approaches.
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6. Read journals that curate resources for you
Highlights curated journal-based resources that summarize developments across multiple specialties and help readers track important updates.
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7. Adopt clinical decision support
Discusses clinical decision support as a source of point-of-care knowledge and a tool that can help clinicians stay informed.
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8. Check in regularly with experts from life science companies
Describes interactions with company-based experts as another channel for receiving curated information about new products and related developments.
What You Will Learn
- Ways clinicians can monitor emerging medical and technological developments
- How automated alerts and curated information sources can support ongoing awareness
- The role of social media, virtual events, and peer networks in staying informed
- How journals and clinical decision support tools fit into an information strategy
- How life science company experts can provide updates on new products and technologies
Who Should Read This
- Physicians
- Clinicians
- Medical practice teams
- Practice managers
- Healthcare administrators
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