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The term Medicine 2.0 refers to a series of tools that allows medical personnel to interact on the web in some form. The most popular are:

Podcasting

Recording short audio or video content that students can play on I-Tunes or other portable MP3 players is one way of improving auditory memory. Watch the video below for more information.

Examples
Access the Healthcare Intelligence Network's HealthSounds Podcast feeds to get healthcare business news and information delivered to your desktop that is ready to load on your portable MP3 player.

Therapeutics Initiative podcast's from UBC on evidence based drug treatment.

Essential Evidence Plus features must-have content, tools, calculators, and daily email alerts for clinicians who deliver first-contact care. This has a fee for access.

Emergency Medicine Reviews and Perspectives presents the best speakers from across the country from many of the most prestigious Emergency Medicine meetings, all in a tightly edited audio format. Emphasis is added through the lectures by our internationally acclaimed hosts Mel Herbert and Stuart Swadron.

Tools
Podomatic , a free easy to use tool for creating and storing podcasts.
VoiceThread is a free tool that easily combines images and podcasts.


Wikis

A wiki is an interactive website that allows several editors to write, change and otherwise update information on the site. A history is kept of all changes which allows the administrator to reverse changes. In most cases an administrator decides who will have writing and who will have reading access to the site. In medical education, it is very useful for planning and reporting on team projects.


Examples
This is a wiki document

Medpedia the collaborative project to collect the best information about health, medicine and the body and make it freely available worldwide.

Student Doctor Network wiki

Tools
University of Saskatchewan wikis

WetPaint used to create this site


Social Bookmarking

With this tool, you and your students can create easily searachable lists of artcles and other resources and then share them with the rest of the class. See the video for more information.

Tools
Delicious the most popular tool.
Connotea free online reference management for all researchers, clinicians and scientists.
Diigo an upcoming tool that offers more networking tools.
Portaportal has a more attractive layout for a small numbers of links that you might want to share with students.



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