I'm surprised more physicians and medical students don't use Twitter. It's a useful tool — for example, see the sidebar of this blog, this post on Medicine 2.0, and this post on Clinical Cases and Images.Update: To improve performance, I'm transferring the Doctors on Twitter feed to the Doctor's Room on FriendFeed. Please visit http://friendfeed.com/rooms/doctors, and join the room. If you're a doctor or medical student, please
- Click on "Share Something."
- Click "Import your stuff."
- Import your Twitter feed, blog feed, etc.
- Allergynotes (Clinical Cases and Images)
- Bongi1
- Brown Leader
- Enoch Choi
- Enrico C.
- Docemer
- Doc_nbs
- Doc_rob
- Doctor Anonymous
- Dr Winters
- Fat Doctor
- Gruntdoc
- The Happy Hospitalist
- Valerie Jones
- Kevin MD
- Aaron Logan
- Maria (from Intueri)
- Bertalan Meskó
- Notmy2ndopinion
- Niels Olson
- Rlbates
- Ruraldoctering
- Scanman
- Spolley
- Joshua Schwimmer
- Symtym
- Terrytoma
Read about the Doctors on Twitter Feed here.
5 comments:
Thanks for mentioning my post in your blog.
Even in my last post i mentioned twitter again, when i covered the "new age" of outpatients clinic
I just joined Twitter to try it out. My name is "drval."
I blog for an academic center focused the topic of health disparities.
My twitter address is:
http://twitter.com/dporter
count me in
happyhospitalis
(no "t" on the end, ran out of space)
Happy
Add me to the list: Gdbaby
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