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Finally, I got my new background image from Twitterimage.com... :) http://twitter.com/Berci |
@JennTex The examples you posted on your blog will be in focus in the next slideshows I will present. Will link back, of course. |
@graceibay Thank you! Just use the #healthcare tag in your twits. |
And follow them: @careflash |
Had a great Skype talk with Jay Drayer, head of CareFlash. You will be amazed by the power of that patient community: www.careflash.com/ |
@naimul Tweetdeck does it for me. I created a Health 2.0 group on Tweetdeck; I use search.twitter.com and filter with Friendfeed as well. |
@doctoranonymous You deserved it! I've always been a huge fan. I'll never forget when I woke up at 3:00 AM to talk... :) |
700th follower and counting... |
@Pudliszek How did you define better quality? Factual errors? |
@cwhogg It will be changed in a few hours to my new Twitterimage background :) |
@luisalcaraz @agouveia @SusannahFox @laikas @rlbates @carlosrizo: I'm really glad you liked it! Stay tuned for the next ones as well. |
And now for something completely different... Dinner. |
@rachel_w I think librarians are really doing their best. The problem is not about librarians or patients, but about doctors... |
RT @malburns: 2008 Educators in Second Life Survey http://twurl.nl/v8vb8y |
@diariomedico Thank you! I will post the discussion on my blog. I look forward to your next twitterviews. #DM1 |
It's really nice to see you're so open to twitter and I hope Spanish physicians will start using soon this communicational tool. #DM1 |
Keep an eye on @diariomedico for other twitterviews with health twitterers. #DM1 |
@diariomedico Thank you for the opportunity. I enjoyed it, I hope other Twitterers too... #DM1 |
It's a Hungarian medblog and not that new (Feb, 2007). Totally different. MedIQ is for laypeople, Scienceroll is mainly for professionals. |
