Great Twitter guide for university research, teaching and impact activities from LSE
Just a few months ago, I was as sceptical to Twitter as I experience that many of my friends and …
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Attending an awake brain surgery – through Twitter
Yesterday, I attended a neurosurgery of the brain in an epileptic patient. I was right there next to the patient, …
“Social Media in Health and Medicine” at UBC followed from the sideline
As I have previously written about on this blog, the School of Population and Public Health at University of British …
Social media – a tool to strengthen health systems and research collaboration in developing countries?
Having worked with public health issues in developing countries and even specifically with health systems, I just had to share …
Social media in an area of public health: Palliative care
One of the advantages of the web and social networks is that it can bring together people with a very …
Blog post recommendation: How to use Twitter at your next medical conference
I have a few times now written about Twitter and its use in relation to research (eg. the post 10 …
Medify: Translating PubMed and Medline to patients and other non-reseachers
It doesn’t take one long to experience that the web is swamped with health related sites. Fora, databases, groups, networks, …
Public Health 2.0 Conference in Toronto
It seems like Canada is the place to be when it comes to public health 2.0 at universities these days. …
A true School of Public Health 2.0: “Social Media in Health and Medicine” at University of British Colombia
Although it has been a while since I finalised the last courses of my Public Health Sciences Masters degree and …
A public health community on LinkedIn
Under the headline ‘Global health and social media don’t mix. Says who?’ The Global Public Health group on LinkedIn announced …
