EchoJournal: Echocardiography video sharing community April 15, 2009
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Community Site, Health 2.0, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Web 2.0, e-Science, eHealth.trackback
My friends and fellow bloggers at famous Medgadget.com blog now launched a great project called EchoJournal.
Medgadget is proud to announce the launch of our companion site, an echocardiography video sharing community called EchoJournal. It is a video site, designed to present transthoracic and transesophageal loops for discussion and storage. EchoJournal combines many of the features familiar to users of other video sharing sites, including easy uploading, comments and discussions, and the ability to create communities for your academic department, professional group, or school.
All I can say is we would need many similar sites focusing on different branches of medicine.
It’s also a good addition to my list of medical/scientific video sites.
wow, I could not have forseen an electrocardiography video sharing site.
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Berci,
Thanks for linking to us! We will keep you informed about the latest changes on EchoJournal.
It’s my pleasure to feature such a great project!
Thanks for sending this. I want to do something similar for pediatric endoscopy. You have motivated me …
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Here’s a video done by the CDC on the new flu virus with CC.
http://twurl.nl/g88ga2
good work