All papers at PLoS Medicine now reflect the public Twitter debate
Last week, I wrote how several scientific journals and publishers are opening their eyes to Twitter. The confirmation of the …
Monthly Archives: April 2012
A small treasure box of essays on social media and health from NEJM
Once again, Twitter uncovered for me a small treasure box on the web. By following a link in a tweet …
Why social media is particularly relevant for public health science communication
Social media is a gift to science communication. I am quite convinced about that. But is it particularly relevant for …
When someone else writes convincingly why scholars should be on Twitter
Sometimes it just seems silly to duplicate other people’s words when they have used just the right phrases and words …
Scientific journal publisher encourages the use of social media to reach your audience
So, your article has been accepted and is now published in a peer-reviewed journal. Great! Now the world gets to …
Crowdsourcing examples of how social media can benefit downloads and citations of peer-reviewed articles
How do you persuade good old fashion researchers that social media has something to offer them too? You know, the …
Inflation in teachings on social media in Danish Health care
Judging from the number of courses, guidelines etc. on the use of social media in health care, Denmark is now …
Two not so separate worlds: Peer-reviewed journals and social media
Social media and peer-reviewed journals. Some people would regard this as two separate worlds and perhaps they were once upon …
