Say it five times fast: Medizendium!
(Be sure to check out the List of Medical Wikis.)
Dean Giustini has another really good idea.
Why not leverage social software and wiki technologies to produce the content, free and open for all to share? Develop a librarians-physicians community of EBM practice? If we are concerned about the lack of authority in the anarchic wikipedia model, why not try to move toward a more “expert model” like Citizendium, but do it for medicine – Medizendium?
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December 28th, 2006 at 4:03 pm
[...] I think Neill is right, and perhaps Dean Giustini does, too. After all, Giustini himself suggested the ‘Medizendium’ as a solution to concerns about authority. [...]
March 8th, 2007 at 11:35 am
[...] wikis (contains comments on WikiSurgery specifcally) Say it five times fast: Medizendium! Meredith Farkas just posted on the topic, too: Oh, and here [link], David posts an editorial comment from AskDrWiki about the importance of credentials — a move we’ve just seen Jimmy Wales ‘n them take, too. Goodwork! [...]