The “Best of Medical Blogs - weekly review and blog carnival” is a weekly summary of the best posts from medical blogs. Feel free to send your suggestions to my email at clinicalcases@gmail.com. Best of Medical Blogs (BMB) is published every Tuesday, just like the old Grand Rounds.
Cycling for doctors and patients
Dr. Mandrola reviews Strava app that uses GPS information collected from a smartphone or Garmin device to track your numbers. Beware: Always racing up segments can quickly lead to over-training and excess inflammation. That’s both bad and silly. Becoming a slave to kilojoules burned or personal-best power risks squeezing the fun out of exercise. That’s worse than bad or silly. A Mandrola axiom: never take the fun out of fun stuff. If you come to Louisville, you can stomp up the Sleepy Hollow Climb and see how you stack up against “an aging cardiac electrophysiologist.” http://goo.gl/02zBx
Three things about Healthcare Social Media
Ed Bennett shares three things he's learned about Healthcare Social Media: Our patients are ahead of us, Real change start at the top, Social media is more than the sum of its parts http://goo.gl/fD2Sj
Dr. Rob: A Funny Thing Happened on the way to Meaningful Use: My dream of universal acceptance of EHR has turned sour http://goo.gl/Zr7Xg
Phil Baumann: I hope that there is never ever going to be a “Facebook for Healthcare” http://goo.gl/hh3cI
Are hospitals into social media? Here is a worldwide map: http://goo.gl/AAly2
The Social MEDia Course: The First Graduate http://buff.ly/PgaLYG
Information overload: average computer user checks 40 websites a day, 60% of adults addicted to the internet http://buff.ly/PgbdWW
A day in the life of a clinical scientist - and the 4 reviewers of his article http://goo.gl/61AYu
Millions of Healthcare Hashtags in the Symplur project - a vast database of information that can mined http://goo.gl/099ld
Comments from Twitter:
Heidi Allen @dreamingspires: @DrVes thanks for the shout out on best of blogs!
Cycling for doctors and patients
Dr. Mandrola reviews Strava app that uses GPS information collected from a smartphone or Garmin device to track your numbers. Beware: Always racing up segments can quickly lead to over-training and excess inflammation. That’s both bad and silly. Becoming a slave to kilojoules burned or personal-best power risks squeezing the fun out of exercise. That’s worse than bad or silly. A Mandrola axiom: never take the fun out of fun stuff. If you come to Louisville, you can stomp up the Sleepy Hollow Climb and see how you stack up against “an aging cardiac electrophysiologist.” http://goo.gl/02zBx
Three things about Healthcare Social Media
Ed Bennett shares three things he's learned about Healthcare Social Media: Our patients are ahead of us, Real change start at the top, Social media is more than the sum of its parts http://goo.gl/fD2Sj
Dr. Rob: A Funny Thing Happened on the way to Meaningful Use: My dream of universal acceptance of EHR has turned sour http://goo.gl/Zr7Xg
Phil Baumann: I hope that there is never ever going to be a “Facebook for Healthcare” http://goo.gl/hh3cI
Are hospitals into social media? Here is a worldwide map: http://goo.gl/AAly2
The Social MEDia Course: The First Graduate http://buff.ly/PgaLYG
Information overload: average computer user checks 40 websites a day, 60% of adults addicted to the internet http://buff.ly/PgbdWW
A day in the life of a clinical scientist - and the 4 reviewers of his article http://goo.gl/61AYu
Millions of Healthcare Hashtags in the Symplur project - a vast database of information that can mined http://goo.gl/099ld
Comments from Twitter:
Heidi Allen @dreamingspires: @DrVes thanks for the shout out on best of blogs!