Future possibilities for electronic health records in the UK. What are the plans where you live?

BMJ editorial on future NHS ehr

Great example from Deidre

portal to allow patients to share stories and experiences and get support

started with mainly neurological conditions but allows patients to share experiences of illness and treatments

primarily resources for learning about infections

Hello Zakkal I thought you might find this interesting:) Students sharing.

Issue of Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice which explores limits of medical knowlege... EBM vs personalised care

Anita's blog

How to use powerpoint better:)

Arno Kumagai,

I think this is a really interesting paper about how patient narratives can be central to medical education.

One bloggers thoughts on what might help patients in the future

early years medical students developing insights into diabetes through the use of patient narratives

When we were setting this up we thought that Diigo would be good as it allowed us to have a community space, rather than just be a group of individuals in a network on Delicious. Is this important? Or does it just mean that there is one more place to have to log in to check for comments and messages?

What is the right balance in this new world?

Yes, I agree that being able to comment on bookmarks is useful... but what about this forum? If we just follow each other's blogs is that enough?


Midwifepam Harnden wrote:
> I think it is important to have a community space how else can we connect and discuss?
> Anne Marie Cunningham wrote:
> > When we were setting this up we thought that Diigo would be good as it allowed us to have a community space, rather than just be a group of individuals in a network on Delicious. Is this important? Or does it just mean that there is one more place to have to log in to check for comments and messages?
> >
> > What is the right balance in this new world?

One of the things that I like about delicious is seeing who has tagged the same things as me. How do I do that in Diigo?

Thanks Natalie :)
Natalie Lafferty wrote:
> Hi Anne Marie
>
> When you are in your own account you can see how many others have saved the same the same link and click on that and it will show you who else has bookmarked it. However it looks like it doesn't transfer this data when you share your bookmarks to a group.
> Natalie
> Anne Marie Cunningham wrote:
> > One of the things that I like about delicious is seeing who has tagged the same things as me. How do I do that in Diigo?

Aim Because it deals with qualitative information, portfolio assessment inevitably involves some degree of subjectivity. The use of stricter assessment criteria or more structured and prescribed content would improve interrater reliability, but would obliterate the essence of portfolio assessment in terms of flexibility, personal orientation and authenticity. We resolved this dilemma by using qualitative research criteria as opposed to reliability in the evaluation of portfolio assessment

On December 11th 2008 it was hard to find people interested in medical education online. Hopefully when you read this it won't be!
Helping each other through social bookmarking is a great start. I'm looking forward to lots of discussion about the resources and papers we come across.
Anne Marie