Posts tagged ‘apology’
Learning to apologize
My latest column is about a “mental mash-up” I had about learning to apologize.
Lisa Gualtieri, PhD, ScM
Lisa Gualtieri is Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Health and Community Medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine where she teaches Online Consumer Health, Social Media and Health, and Digital Strategies for Health Communication (1 week summer institute). Her newest course, Mobile Health Design, is offered online started in May 2012. Contact Lisa: l.gualtieri@tufts.eduRecent Posts
- How the FDA Approves Drugs: My Role on the Arthritis Advisory Committee
- Must Waiting Be Inherent To Medical Care?
- Avoiding Fraudulent Health Websites Through Reviews
- Social Media Metrics for Healthcare
- The Art of Running a Twitter Chat: Lessons from Dr. Richard Besser and ABC News
- End of Life Decision Making
- Redesign of the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine
- Ask our Nutritionist: How Stonyfield and Other Websites Provide Nutrition Advice
- Looking for Health in All the Wrong Places: What Can Health Website Design Learn from Online Dating?
- Safe Fish, Smart Baby: Fish Consumption Advice for Pregnant Women
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