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Questions about UpToDate
There’s been another big surge in online discussion of UpToDate recently.
- Linda Spadaccini asks via a post to MEDLIB-L if other libraries have considered requesting that their “…physicians or medical staff office pay for it…”
- Also via a post to MEDLIB-L, Chris Williams asks if others are enjoying the same clear documentation and friendly customer service that Chris is experiencing.
- Intueri points out UpToDate’s extraordinary pricing and makes some comparisons to DynaMed.
- Dr. RW asks: Are you UpToDate Dependent?
- Ves Dimov at Clinical Cases and Images continues on the theme of UpToDate dependence, reminding us to “…beware the man of a single book (homo unius libri)…”
Prediction: As time passes, UpToDate will have more and more well-designed, well-maintained, effectively-marketed, affordable competitors. The competition will bring subscription costs down to a more reasonable level.
To keep up with future commentary on UpToDate from the medical blogosphere, subscribe to this MedWorm feed.
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Hi David,
Thanks for the MedWorm feed - but there seems to be a problem with the link. Try this one:
http://www.medworm.com/rss/userss.php?qu=uptodate+%22up+to+date%22&news=on&consumer=on&journals=on&organizations=on&info=on&blogs=on&title=MedWorm+Query%3A+uptodate+%22up+to+date%22
Best!
August 2nd, 2007 at 6:55 pmFrankie
Fixed, Frankie!
August 2nd, 2007 at 7:01 pmSecond thoughts, I think that this simpler feed works better:
http://www.medworm.com/rss/userss.php?qu=uptodate&news=on&consumer=on&journals=on&organizations=on&info=on&blogs=on&title=MedWorm+Query%3A+uptodate
The other one went a little off topic with “up to date” in the query.
August 2nd, 2007 at 7:02 pm