Emergency Medicine and Social Media July 12, 2010

Lisa Hoffman at Emergency Medicine News just published an entry about the Emergency Medicine collection on Webicina.com.

If you have ever tried to find emergency medicine content online, you know that the number of web sites is growing, and it’s becoming more and more difficult to stay up-to-date using only relevant, medically reliable resources. Webicina.com takes the guesswork out with Emergency Medicine in Social Media, a free collection of emergency medicine blogs, podcasts, mobile applications, Twitter accounts, and Youtube channels and communities, among others.
Although you can use RSS, that, too, takes time and energy, but PeRSSonalized Emergency Medicine is a simple medical information aggregator that features only selected emergency medicine blogs, peer-reviewed journals, news sites, and Twitter users.

She also listed some advantages of using these resources.