What’s on the web? (1 October 2007) October 1, 2007
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Web 2.0, What's on the web?.trackback
- Top 25 Nursing Blogs (By the Numbers) (from noedb.org):
In ranking the top nurse blogs, our goal was to show — using objective data from reliable third-parties — which blogs are the most popular, according to visitor traffic and site backlinks. To this end, we used data for these four metrics to calculate the rankings.
- A LinkedIn question: What functionalities should a health-specific Web2.0 (social networking) application developed specifically for patients/consumers/health professionals have? Where do you see Health 2.0 going?
- Health 2.0 conference in SFO (MedBlog.nl): The best follow-up on this recent conference from Jan Martens.
- 2007 NSF Scientific Visualization Awards Announced (Medgadget):
Breast Cancer Virtual Anatomy
Credit: CCG Metamedia, Steve Rothman, Cathryn Tune, Nicola Landucci, Joseph Speiser, Samantha Belmont
- Web 2.0 in Healthcare (healthinformaticsblog.com): A great aggregation of the web 2.0/health 2.0 movement.
- Forget the $1000 genome, how about $100! While you wait! (The Genetic Genealogist): “develop technology that will be able to sequence a human genome in eight hours for less than $100″
Hi Bertalan,
Nice to see these responses you’ve just received via LinkedIn Answers. I’m the community evangelist at LinkedIn, so feel free to let me know if you’ve any questions on LinkedIn.
Thank you, Mario! How could I find similar questions or people/groups related to health 2.0?