This edition is part of the daily series Social Media News, Web 2.0 Tips and Twitter Insights based on my Twitter account: Blogging gives voice to doctors in the trenches - Dr. Rob is the newest contributor to the ACP Internist blog http://bit.ly/5rQtm4
Hyperkalaemia - a summary from Life in the Fast Lane, one of the best medical blogs I've seen in a while: http://bit.ly/8WMclv
Frequently Asked Questions About Google Wave by Gina Trapani. How do you describe what Google Wave is in the fewest words possible? Multimedia wikichat http://bit.ly/8CqHil -- Google Wave can have many uses but it's a rough draft currently. HIPAA noncompliance is the biggest problem for healthcare adoption. The same applies to Google Docs.
Blogging for knowledge workers: incubating ideas http://bit.ly/7cRFfT
Conan O'Brien's letter: "No one should feel sorry for me. In a world with real problems, I’ve been absurdly lucky" http://bit.ly/5rNMfj
Verizon phone data plans: Where a Megabyte Costs Almost as Much as a Stamp http://bit.ly/8K3THe
"Next time you have surgery, ask the surgeon one simple question: Will you use checklists as part of the procedure?" http://bit.ly/8ggxkc
Implications of (almost) free online storage for educators and students http://bit.ly/7iL66N
"It’s a tough job market, but if you’ve won a Nobel Prize and run the NIH, we may have a gig for you." http://bit.ly/8CWqDx
Practicalities of tweeting from multiple accounts http://bit.ly/4rdo5M
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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