Abstract. This paper investigates the role of RSS in providing a so-lution to the problem of medical information overload, speeding up the dissemination of information and improving communications between all those with an interest in health. It compares the exchange and use of medical information on the Internet before and after the use of RSS and also shares a vision for the future, using MedWorm, a medical search engine and RSS newsfeed provider, as an example. The conclusion high-lights how RSS has opened a new dimension of information exchange which has the potential to enable giant steps forward in the field of medicine. To realise its full potential, both publishers and users of medi-cal information need to recognise the importance o...
Centuries ago the possibility of printing rather than handwriting books permitted the spread of cult...
This paper investigates a web-based, medical research network that relies on patient self-reporting ...
Traditional forms of health information dissemination have previously involved a few key organizatio...
Author in this article presents use of modern technology in creating information and knowledge resou...
One of the fastest and most performing tools on Web 2.0 is RSS (Really Simple Syndication). It allow...
One of the fastest and most performing tools on Web 2.0 is RSS (Really Simple Syndication). It allow...
One of the fastest and most performing tools on Web 2.0 is RSS (Really Simple Syndication). It allow...
The amount of social media data dealing with medical and health issues increased significantly in th...
Technological growth in the 21st century is exponential. Simultaneously, development of the associat...
The Internet has revolutionized the computer and communications world. It is a mechanism for inform...
The amount of Social Media Data dealing with medical and health issues increased significantly in th...
http://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:179869One of the fastest and most performing tools on Web 2....
The Internet has revolutionized the computer and communications world. It is a mechanism for informa...
This article addresses some of the implications for medical record exchange of very recent developme...
The authors historically review bibliographic research concepts and define globalization in time. Mo...
Centuries ago the possibility of printing rather than handwriting books permitted the spread of cult...
This paper investigates a web-based, medical research network that relies on patient self-reporting ...
Traditional forms of health information dissemination have previously involved a few key organizatio...
Author in this article presents use of modern technology in creating information and knowledge resou...
One of the fastest and most performing tools on Web 2.0 is RSS (Really Simple Syndication). It allow...
One of the fastest and most performing tools on Web 2.0 is RSS (Really Simple Syndication). It allow...
One of the fastest and most performing tools on Web 2.0 is RSS (Really Simple Syndication). It allow...
The amount of social media data dealing with medical and health issues increased significantly in th...
Technological growth in the 21st century is exponential. Simultaneously, development of the associat...
The Internet has revolutionized the computer and communications world. It is a mechanism for inform...
The amount of Social Media Data dealing with medical and health issues increased significantly in th...
http://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:179869One of the fastest and most performing tools on Web 2....
The Internet has revolutionized the computer and communications world. It is a mechanism for informa...
This article addresses some of the implications for medical record exchange of very recent developme...
The authors historically review bibliographic research concepts and define globalization in time. Mo...
Centuries ago the possibility of printing rather than handwriting books permitted the spread of cult...
This paper investigates a web-based, medical research network that relies on patient self-reporting ...
Traditional forms of health information dissemination have previously involved a few key organizatio...