When I am working with Doctors and Hospitals, they want their content to be written in an authoritative medical voice – fact based, evidence based, boring. This doctor has “voice” in spades. Tackling – within parameters of medical regulations – technical medical subjects yet in a cute, amusing way. Well written and edited and entertaining….
I found this through a medical student’s blog -from Hungary, no less. It’s The Medical Journal of Australia’s Web 2.0 report: The effect of Web 2.0 on the future of medical practice and education: Darwikinian evolution or folksonomic revolution?by Rick McLean, Brian H Richards and Janet I Wardman Abstract Web 2.0 is a term describing…
Harvard Medical School doctors go online (from the Boston Globe): Harvard Medical School physicians will begin blogging under a new agreement with Gather.com, a social networking site for adults. Harvard Health Publications, which provides content from the medical school, announced last week that it is launching 35 online communities focusing on different chronic conditions, including…
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