This edition is part of the daily series Social Media News, Web 2.0 Tips and Twitter Insights based on my Twitter account: Anybody who has used Twitter knows it's not a "must" for doctors, neither is Facebook. Being up-to-date is. I shift my high-volume Twitters to Google Reader - it's a much more efficient way to read tweets than Twitter/TweetDeck/Seesmic/Brizly.
Only 27% of the information on Twitter has some value http://bit.ly/70Ni8k - That's actually pretty high if you think about it. More: The Twitter Flatline: Why Twitter Stopped Growing? http://bit.ly/5vWscd
"Your personal web based EMR system: Google Health" http://bit.ly/6xionk - It is EHR for personal use, not EMR.
Brazilians are the most figure-conscious according to a new survey http://bit.ly/5weKMh
2009 Medical Weblog Awards - Nominations will be accepted until Jan 24, 2010 http://bit.ly/6xk1ll
Robert Centor: "I have several publications that would not have occurred without the impetus that this blog provided" http://bit.ly/4ZR3qD
Complaints greet Google Nexus One phone - BBC http://bit.ly/53CMGk - It's probably better to wait for "Nexus Two" then...
Tweets are not research articles - they are 140-character messages - please always go to the original source, links, etc. Tweets and links do not represent endorsement, approval or support. Image source: OpenClipArt.org, public domain.
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