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First PubDrug Monographs Available

(Be sure to check out the List of Medical Wikis)

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Great news from Stewart Brower:

Our first several completed and certified monographs are now up. Once a monograph completes the review process it is “locked down” to be protected from malicious edits. Our certified monographs are:

This progress would not have been possible without the amazing efforts of a handful of fourth-year professional Pharm.D. students at the University at Buffalo. Their user pages are linked from the above records and I encourage everyone to visit them.

More news to come soon.

Didja’ see it? Stew overcame the biggest problem with Wikis for health information:

Once a monograph completes the review process it is “locked down” to be protected from malicious edits.

And from the certification header on a monograph, evidence that despite this necessary lockdown of content, it still maintains some benefits of communal review and critique:

This document cannot be edited without being unlocked by the PubDrug admin. Edits or updates may be recommended under the Discussion tab for this document.

I am absolutely not qualified to comment on the content of these monographs, but this seems to me like an impressive start to the PubDrug project. Congratulations to all involved. :)

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4 Responses to “First PubDrug Monographs Available”

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    Stew:

    Thanks for the post, David. We’re pretty excited about how things are moving forward. We still need to work out a lot of details about the editorial process, prove the model and then expand it to include other pharmacy schools (2008?), but nothing that’s insurmountable. I’ll try to keep you apprised.

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    David Rothman:

    Looking forward to hearing more, Stew!

  3. 3
    davidrothman.net » Blog Archive » Nature Medicine on Wikis:

    [...] First PubDrug Monographs Available [...]

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    woodyevans.com » wiki surgery update:

    [...] Following on from the link to the encyclopedia of surgical techniques that anyone can edit (jeeeeezus), David Rothman says to me: …You may want to take a look at these posts about medical Wikis: Nature Medicine on Wikis (edited) First PubDrug Monographs Available PubDrug updates OVER!MY!MED!BODY! on Medical Wikis Lots More Medical Wikis [...]

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