Blogs and science communication revisited
Going back in time, looking at old photographs, postcards and letters is something I have always loved doing. And now …
Monthly Archives: October 2011
Literature review proves: web2.0+public health=public health 2.0
Being true to the main focus of this blog on Public Health Sciences Communication 2.0 it is almost obligatory that …
Updated list of # Health Care Social Media discussions on Twitter
Inspired by comments to my post about #hcsm, #hcsmeu etc, I have now updated the list with new regional twitter …
#hcsm #hcsmeu #hcsmca etc. – Twitter discussions on health and social media
A few months ago, the meaning of this: #hcsm, #hcsmeu of #hcsmca would have been the greatest mystery to me. …
Quick follow-up on Twitter Surgery
To those of you who have been reading my posts about the Live-tweet brain surgery, which was performed at the …
Even researchers and doctors go to Wikipedia for health information
My general practitioner might just have visitied Wikipedia when he did a Google search on some health topic he came …
Public health interest in a correct and elaborate wikipedia?
I just thought I’d share with you a short follow-up to my previous post about a Wikipedia training session at McMaster …
For universities not yet embracing social media – six best practices for using Social Media
Taking up the thread from last weeks post about providing training in Wikipedia at the Faculty of Health Sciences at …
Wikipedia trainings at a faculty of health sciences
There really does seem to be something about Canada + public health + social media. Constantly do I come across …
Linking strategies to disseminate and implement public health research with social media
In a recent edition of the Journal of Health Communication the main theme was Web 2.0 and Health Communication. Among …
