BLOGS: The most useful technologies for sharing information and communication for GP
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BLOGS: The most useful technologies for sharing information and communication for GP
- 1. BLOGS: the most useful technologies for sharing information and communication for GP Raquel Gómez Bravo, MD Spain
- 3. WHO…? EVERYBODY ! http://the4eblog.com/web-20-seo-experts/6-linkbait-and-viral-content-options.html
- 4. It reflects your unique perspective! “… let anyone be reporter and publisher, often for free…” http://rqgb.wordpress.com http://www.residenteslapaz.es/
- 5. Blogs help you build relationships your readers and other people and bloggers with similar interests… Since 2003 there have been over 70 million blogs created! http://vocaliamadrid.wordpress.com
- 7. - Volume does not equal quality - Difficult to select relevant information - Not all information found on the network has a scientific basis and it is true - Lots of information concerned to business interests – pharmaceutical - Users consultations through the internet before going to a doctor have multiplied in recent months - Positive and negative information What is the problem?
- 9. PARTICIPANTS: Vicente Baos *, CC Baxter *, Rafael Cofiño*, José Cristóbal Buñuel Alvarez **, Juan José Bilbao *, Julio Bonis*, Rafael Bravo Toledo*, Carlos Cebrián*, Fernando Comas ****, Juan José‚ Delgado Domínguez**, Lis Ensalander *, Enrique Gavilán *,Juan Gérvas*, José M. Garzón*, Fco. Javier Guerrero*, Raquel Gómez Bravo *, Maria Gomez Bravo****, Ramón González Correales*, Javier Vicente Herrero ***, Rafael Jiménez Alés**, José Luis Quintana *, Miguel Ángel Máñez ****, Manuel Merino Moína**, Sergio Minué*,Miguel Molina*, Pepe Murcia**, Rafael Olalde Quintana*, Jonay Ojeda****, Pablo Pérez Solis*,David Pérez Solis**, Javier Padilla +, Salva Pendón*, Vicente Rodríguez Pappalardo*,Antonio Ruiz*, Iñaki Sánchez *, Mateu Seguí *, Elena Serrano +, Sophie ++, Antonio Villafaina ***. *GP, **Paediatrician, ***Chemist/Pharmacist, **** Others, + GP trainee, ++Medical Student SWINE FLU… common sense and self-control”
- 12. “ Spain is the first country in the world where physicians have joined a"common sense and self-control" policy concerning swine flu…” www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/339/sep03_2/b3471 http://gripeycalma.wordpress.com/
- 13. “… 40 Spanish blogs (and we're talking of well known blogs belonging to healthcare professionals, which promote Evidence Based Medicine) had joined forces to promote a "common sense" position regarding swine flu through a coordinated action that started on September 3…” www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/339/sep03_2/b3471
- 14. “… all of these blogs published the same post simultaneously, and many more (around 150 ) have joined the cause since then…”
- 16. We can never be really prepared for that which is wholly new Eric Hoffer http://www.slideshare.net/rafabravo/consulta-20
- 18. 1) Can blogs became a complementary tool for telemedicine? We should ask ourselves…
- 19. 2) WHAT’S WRONG ABOUT YOUNG PEOPLE?
- 20. PLEASE DON’T HESITATE IN CONTACTING ME! [email_address]