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Combined Blog Feeds by Medical Specialty

Dr. Ves Dimov at Clinical Cases and Images writes:

It would be nice to have feed “pipes” (similar to Yahoo Pipes) of blogs in different specialties:

- A feed pipe with general medicine blogs
- A feed pipe with hospitalist blogs
- A feed pipe with cardiology blogs
- A feed pipe with nephrology blogs, etc.

What are medical libraries for if not attempting to fulfill the information wants of clinicians?

We’ll do this with help from MedWorm.

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A feed pipe with general medicine blogs

MedWorm Blog Category: Internists and Doctors of Medicine
Feed

A feed pipe with hospitalist blogs

MedWorm Query: hospitalist* OR “hospital medicine”
Feed

A feed pipe with cardiology blogs

MedWorm Query: cardiolog*
Feed

A feed pipe with nephrology blogs

MedWorm Blog Category: Urologists and Nephrologists
Feed

There’s lots more in MedWorm’s Blog Directory, like:

Psychiatrists and Psychologists

Emergency Medicine

Radiologists

Surgeons

If you want to see what blogs make up each category, click on the Sources tab- this will show you what medical blogs make up the category and when each was last updated:
Peds Blog Sources

Do you know of good medical blogs that don’t appear to be indexed by MedWorm? Be sure to get ‘em added!

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One Response to “Combined Blog Feeds by Medical Specialty”

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    Medicinflöden « Bibliotekarierna babblar:

    [...] David Rothman förklarar. Lite som Yahoo Pipes fast inom det medicinska området. [...]

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