behind the geraniums with her iPad, Skyping with her granddaughter or reading the latest posts on the Facebook page of her nursing home. Via the team leader's blog she can read a report and look at the photos of the last outing to the Keukenhof.
The number of seniors in the Netherlands using internet applications has increased significantly in recent years. Statistics Netherlands (CBS) measured that 34 percent of Dutch people aged 75 or older used the internet in 2012. One in ten Dutch people over 75 use social media applications. This group is expected to grow even larger in the coming years.
It is therefore not a strange step to dedicate the third edition of the Social Media Monitor Zorg latvia phone number list (SMMZ) entirely to the nursing, care and home care sector (VVT). After the entire healthcare sector was analysed in the first version of the SMMZ for the use of social media, it was decided from the second edition onwards to examine one sector within Dutch healthcare per edition. This resulted in an SMMZ on mental health care last October and now it is the turn of the VVT sector. In this article I would like to explain the most important results of the third edition of the SMMZ VVT.
The results
professionalism;
(inter)activity;
client focus
Using these three measurement areas, we have analyzed 127 VVT institutions on their efforts on four social media channels: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Google+. The list of 127 VVT institutions was compiled with the help of Vilans, the knowledge center for long-term care.
Graph 127 VVT settings on social media
The presence of the 127 VVT institutions on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Google+.