Medicine 2.0: the beginning of a new era
I just created a new page in the upper sidebar to make it easier to access all of my medicine 2.0-related articles.
I’m pretty sure that web 2.0, the new generation of web services, will (and already is playing) play an important role in the future of medicine. These web tools, expert-based community sites, medical blogs and wikis can ease the work of physicians and scientists (and medical students).
So I decided to collect sites, presentations and services that could be helpful for medical experts. I collaborate with Ves Dimov (at clinicalcases.org), Bob Coffield (at healthcarebloglaw.blogspot.com), Brian Jefferson and Ken Civello (at askdrwiki.com).
I’ve had several opportunities to present my work in many clinics here in Debrecen, Hungary, but now I’m planning to search for universities around the world interested in a presentation like this one below. If you’re interested, just send me an e-mail to berci.mesko [at] gmail.com.
My most important work on the subject is Genetics and Web 2.0: the presentation.
Second Life, the virtual world:
- Genetics in Second Life
- Medicine in Second Life: virtual doctors, hospitals, and of course, sperm donation
- Virtual Medical Center: the Future of Medical Education
Wikis:
- Why to work in Wikipedia: I’ve been mentioned in Nature Medicine
- Radiopaedia: a wiki for radiology
- Ask Dr Wiki vs medicine in Wikipedia
- Medical wikis: the future of medicine?
- Medicine in Wikipedia and Citizendum
- Improvements in Ask Dr Wiki
Sites:
- SocialMD – Social Network for Physicians
- Quicklinks: pimp notes, medical animations and mnemonics
- Digg-like site for physicians and scientists
- Medical Web 2.0 Sites
- Medicine 2.0 linkfestival
- News of the world of medicine 2.0
Podcast, Videocast:
Open access:
Others:
- Bloggers: do you use twitter?
- Web 3.0 and medicine (featured in Medgadget)
- News of the world of medicine 2.0
- Health 2.0? I love these 2.0 terms
- Doctors should Google themselves?
For those interested in medicine 2.0-related articles:
- BMJ: How Web 2.0 is chaning medicine?
- Clinical Cases Blog by Ves dimov
- Health Care Blog Law by Bob Coffield
- David Rothman’s blog
- Web 2.0 and Medicine Blog
Here’s a cool one for the medical coders and billers that support doctors by helping them get paid by the insurance companies:
http://www.wikicoder.com
Thank you for the link. I insert it into my list of medical wikis.
thanks for info and resources.
I started a new medical wiki Health++ http://www.healthplusplus.com/ . I hope it is useful to anyone.