Medical Librarianship in Social Media May 14, 2012
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Medical librarians can be the best friends of medical professionals and can help an enormously lot in the everyday life of a physician. On Webicina, a curated list of social media resources dedicated to medical librarians is now available in order to help their work.
Blogs, podcasts, Facebook groups, mobile apps and many more. Check it out!
Doctors 2.0 and You: New Social Media Newsfeed May 4, 2012
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We are proud to announce that a new, customizable, social media newsfeed aggregator was launched with a new design on the page of Doctors 2.0 and You which is going to be the healthcare conference of the year! Check out the social media content of all the speakers and their organizations!
Rate and Share Medical Curated Social Media Resources! April 20, 2012
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There are some exciting new features on Webicina.com!
1) From now, you can rate each curated resource, leave comments and share individually.
2) You will see a floating share box as well on each collection.
3) PeRSSonalized Medicine has a new design and some other changes to keep you up-to-date as easily and comfortably as possible.
4) You can now log in by using your Facebook, Twitter or Google+ accounts.
Nephrology in Social Media April 18, 2012
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Webicina.com published a curated list of social media resources including blogs, Facebook groups, Twitter users or Youtube channels focusing on nephrology.
Many thanks to Dr. Joshua Schwimmer for the amazing help he provided in selecting only quality resources!
Check out the most relevant social media resources in nephrology!
Digital Literacy in Medical Education: Please Spread the Word! April 17, 2012
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Health 2.0, Medical education, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Web 2.0, Webicina.add a comment
For long years, I’ve been giving presentations about reforming medical education due to crucial changes in medical communication and the internet. I’ve been quoted several times: “Digital literacy must be in the medical curriculum globally!“
The Social MEDia Course, an online, Prezi.com-based portal with post tests and gamification was launched 3 weeks ago as a first step in this movement.
Please help disseminate this free course to as many students globally as possible. Please share it with your networks and the local medical schools and authorities. The Australian Medical Students’ Association agreed to link to the course, but digital literacy does not seem to be that important for other associations.
All medical students should have a chance to learn about reasonable internet usage and social media tricks even if their own medical school does not have a course like that.
Here you can find a description, a video, a prezi and images about the course.
Thank you!
















