1. What is on the Horizon in the Cloud. : Adapting Web 2
What is on the Horizon in the Cloud?: Adapting Web 2.0 and Emerging Technologies for Medical Education and Information Management
Anne-Marie Lozeau MD,MS, Beth Potter MD, Melissa Stiles MD

2. Living in the Cloud: Overview
Digital Media
Smartphones / iPod / iPad technologies
Social Bookmarks
Wikis & Blogs
Social Networks
Information Management
Geo-mapping
Masshups

4. Digital Media in Medical Education
Many potential uses
Supplement lectures/journal clubs
Assignments
Meeting Preview/Review
Announcements
Learning Curve/Time
Fun and easy to do!!

5. Digital Media Library

6. Enhanced Podcast

10. Smartphones/iPod/iPad

14. iPhone/iPad Apps Med calculators Drug Reference Medical References
MedMath
Drug Reference
Epocrates
IV Drugs
Drugs.com
Medical References
Skyscape
PEPID
Translators
-Medical Spanish
Research
Pubsearch
Students
Netter
Board Review Series
ECG

15. Clinic/Hospital EHRs Citrix (enable iPad to run Windows 7)
Mac Practice
Epic Haiku
Centricity
Allscripts

16. Clinic/Hospital Imaging Dictation Remote Monitoring
Radiopedia (teaching cases)
Resolution MD (remote viewing)
Dictation
Dragon
Remote Monitoring
Airstrip

23. Web 2.0: Social Bookmarking23

24. Social Bookmarking Resource Discovery Tool
Facilitates communities of interest and expertise
Allows for multi-authored bookmark pages
Insights into a research process 24

25. Social Bookmarking Sites
Delicious
Connotea
Digg 25

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39. Social Bookmarking in Medical Education
Patient Education Tools
Collaborating on topics
Sharing resources with patients
Clinic resources
e.g. social services 39

40. Wikis & Blogs Wiki (Hawaiian word for fast) Blog (a web log)
Collaborative websites often to serve a specific purpose (example: collaborative encyclopedia wikipedia).
Organized with Table of contents style
Easy to search by topic
Blog (a web log)
Content management tools for creating online journals (commentary vs. a polished document)
Often organized by date of postings
More difficult to search for a topic

41. Wikis & Blogs Medical Wikis (general) Medical Blogs Medpedia
Ganfyd
Wikimd
WebHealth
AskDrWiki
Medical Blogs
SCOPE
Life in the FastLane
Casesblog
Doctor Anonymous
GruntDoc
KevinMD
Medical Blogs for patients

49. Wikis & Blogs Uses in Educational setting--sites where:
Medical information or coursework can be shared
learners can contribute to the knowledge
ideas can be discussed/debated
Things to watch for:
Dates of postings/uploads/edits (old content)
Who is posting the information/are there references

50. Social Networking Medical Sites General Sites For Doctors: Worldwide:
Sermo
MedicalMingle
DoctorsHangout
MedicalVibe
For Patients:
PatientsLikeMe
OneRecovery
DailyStrength
SparkPeople (wt.loss)
General Sites
Worldwide:
Facebook
Bebo
North America:
MySpace
LinkedIn
Mostly in Canada:
Nexopia

54. > 115,000 registered users

57. Social Networking Advantages: Disadvantages
Meet others with common interests (physicians & patients) / find practice partners / less isolation in rural practice
Free flow of ideas/exchange knowledge
Disadvantages
Privacy issues (personal / patient)
Malpractice issues for “bad advice”
Advertisements/companies observing

58. Web 2.0: Information Management

59. Information Management
Personalized homepage / web portal
iGoogle
Netvibes
Pageflakes
GloTouch
MyYahoo
Windows Live Personalized Experience

60. Personalized Homepage
Web portal connecting you to
Bookmarks / Favorites (on any computer)
RSS feeds
Journal table of contents
Podcasts
Wikis, blogs & microblogs (twitter)
Calendars
Documents
Gadgets

63. Tabs

67. Homepage / iGoogle Easy link to all of your resources
Assists in organizing all of your resources
Set it up the way you want it
Access on any internet connected computer / iPad / smartphone

68. Geomapping Early in the technology
May provide good data for public health and population management

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72. Masshup
“websites or applications that provide content from more than one source”