From Arcadia Publishing: THETFORD by Susanna French
/My book Thetford, part of Arcadia Publishing's Images of America series, chronicles the long and fascinating visual history of Thetford, Vermont.
Read MoreTHE FEED: Healthcare, social media and the Boston Marathon bombing
/After the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, social media allowed emergency services and the public to circumvent jammed telephone systems, offer support and quell rumors in real time.
Read MoreTHE FEED: 9 Things to Know about Your Facebook Privacy
/As Dartmouth-Hitchcock employees and active citizens of the Internet, it's really important that we all know exactly what we're putting where.
Read MoreTHE FEED VIDEO: What's Your Privacy IQ?
/The Internet is a public space—and ignoring your privacy settings makes it more public than it has to be.
Read MoreTHE FEED: Meet e-Patient Dave
/I speak with Dave deBronkart, one of the nation's leading patient advocates.
Read MoreTHE FEED: FitBit Mailbag!
/I wasn't prepared for the response I got to my FitBit story.
Read MoreTHE FEED: Getting healthy with a FitBit
/I decided that if I didn’t make an effort, nothing would change.
Read MoreTHE FEED: What Does Social Media Have To Do With Me?
/Your experiences, and your contribution to our community, contain so many opportunities to show how what you do makes this a better place for all of us, and you deserve recognition.
Read MoreMy new column, The Feed
/The Feed is a new column by Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s social media specialist, Susanna French, about how the synthesis of health care and social media affects all of us—employees, patients and the community—for the better.
Read MoreThe Revolution Will Be Social!
/I'm honored to have been one of the essayists in the Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media's first book, Bringing the Social Media Revolution to Health Care.
Read MoreCatharsis and Celebration
/Dartmouth-Hitchcock's Arts Program is a meaningful diversion for patients.
Read MoreA Collaborative Expression
/Providers know the value of Dartmouth-Hitchcock's Creative Arts Program.
Read MoreThe Artists' Way
/Dartmouth-Hitchcock's Creative Arts Program provides a different kind of healing.
Read MoreThere Goes the Neighborhood: To spark urban renewal, some towns dynamite history.
/What brings communities to the point of destroying their historic assets?
Read MoreThis Old Firehouse: What can towns do when their fire engines can't fit in the historic station?
/Recently, communities have begun to save their firehouses or to adapt them for new uses.
Read MoreNitrogen pollution on Niwot Ridge, Colorado: The environment is slowly changing around us.
/Since the dawn of the industrial age, humans have profoundly altered the nitrogen cycle by burning fossil fuels and applying nitrogen fertilizers to agricultural lands.
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