Medgadget Weblog Awards 2009: Polls are open! January 6, 2009
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Blogging, Medgadget, Medicine, Medicine 2.0.trackback
This is January which means the prestigious Medgadget Weblog Awards will rule the medical blogosphere for weeks. The polls are open now and I thought I would share with you who I voted for and why.
- Best Medical Weblog: No question about that. The best medical blog belongs to a person who I consider my mentor and who has been doing exceptionally quality job for years. Yes, this is the Clinical Cases and Images blog managed by Vesselin Dimov.
- Best New Medical Weblog (established in 2008): Jacqualine runs one of my favourite medical blogs, the Laika’s MedLibLog, and if you need proof why I chose that one, check her latest post on the difference between web 1.0 and 2.0 regarding medicine.
- Best Clinical Sciences Weblog: I’m a fan of scan man’s notes, but Clinical Cases and Images is unbeatable in this category.
- Best Medical Technologies/Informatics Weblog: I think Ted Eytan, MD just rocks and Clinical Cases and Images shouldn’t win 3 categories (it would make things quite boring). Don’t forget to check out the blog of my fellow medstudent pals at TomographyBlog.
- Best Patient’s Blog: Undoubtedly, Kerri Morrone of Six Until Me is the blogger you should choose. She is the best example how an e-patient can become a valuable guide for other patients.
Many thanks to Medgadget for managing this great medblog event!
And one more thing, maybe the most important one: all the nominated blogs are winners. And I mean it!
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Berci, thank you so much. Not only for the vote, but for the fact that you appreciate what I write. It is nice to know that it is reciprocal!
Haven’t decided whom I will vote for. Difficult choice sometimes.
Jacqueline.
Berci,
Thank you for your thoughtful analysis and support of Clinical Cases and Images – Blog.
However, in this case you have surpassed you virtual mentor by leaps and bounds long time ago.
I should buy an educational package from your latest venture Webicina.com to stay up-to-date with your latest endeavors in Second Life
You are too good to me, Berci. Thanks for your support.