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More on wikis for health librarians

Go and read:

Introducing Web 2.0: wikis for health librarians
Eugene Barsky and Dean Giustini
Journal of the Canadian Health Libraries Association
Volume 28, Number 4, Fall 2007
ISSN 1708-6892

It is good, but I thought a good compliment to an article titled “wikis for health librarians” might be to make note of a number of other wikis for health librarians:

Examples of wikis being used by health librarians:

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I suspect there are more. Leave a comment and let me know what sites should be added to this list?

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4 Responses to “More on wikis for health librarians”

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    Snow day! « MHSLA Blog:

    [...] David Rothman is compiling a list of wikis for health librarians. He also points us to a Mayo press release touting their collaboration with Microsoft to develop consumer health products: Mayo Clinic, Microsoft Announce Strategic Agreement To Develop Consumer Health Management Tools. [...]

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    Sandy Swanson:

    Hi, David,
    I’m building a wiki at http://mghpebp.pbwiki.com/ to gather evidence-based practice resources for our medical and nursing staff. So far it’s being built by a collaboration of one, but I hope that the nurse educators will see the value and possibly consider adding content at some point.

  3. 3
    David Rothman:

    That’s great, Sandy!

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    links for 2008-02-28 « Malin surfar & återanvänder:

    [...] davidrothman.net » Blog Archive » More on wikis for health librarians (tags: medical library Wiki internutbildning) [...]

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