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Surgery in an era of web 2.0 …an introduction for UBC surgery residents
Dean Giustini / UBC Biomedical Branch Librarian UBC Surgery Residents, November 4th, 2010
[ surgical tweets -- made news in 2010 ]
Surgery in an era of web 2.0
• Learn what web 2.0 is and what it might offer surgeons
• Identify some useful features of web 2.0 use in surgery
• Find out how to connect with colleagues worldwide
• Discuss where web 2.0 fits (if at all) into surgical / medical educationsocial engagement, education & collaboration
What role do mobile devices play in web 2.0?
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
What is web 2.0?
“… web 2.0 is commonly associated with web tools that facilitate sharing, interoperability, user-centred design … and collaboration on the web. These
sites give users the free choice to interact or collaborate as consumers & creators of content in a virtual community … most websites are limited to viewing content only …some popular examples include social-networking
sites, blogs, wikis, video-sharing, mashups & folksonomies …”
- Wikipedia, November 3rd, 2010
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
What role might web 2.0 play in CANMEDS?
• Two-way interactivity • hallmark of web 2.0 = interaction with others
• Social networking • users post and share personal opinions, artistic creations and connect with
others having similar interests
• Decentralized knowledge production • a combination of experts and users generate content by uploading files,
using online word processors & sharing online documents
McGee JB, Begg M. What medical educators need to know about web 2.0. Med Teacher 2008;30:164-169
Features of web 2.0
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
• Syndication • subscribe to content which comes to you based on your needs
• Software gets better as more people use it • users contribute & others review & organize it… as user base grows, so does
quantity and quality of content
• Other features? Concerns?
Features of web 2.0 (cont’d)
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
McGee JB, Begg M. What medical educators need to know about web 2.0. Med Teacher 2008;30:164-169
Google is not just a search company It’s a web 2.0 company Follows your online activities Use a pseudonym or anonymizer
Google creates many web 2.0 tools for use in the cloud
blogs, wikis, calendars, media, writing tools,YouTube, iGoogle, even more …
Google Books & Google Scholar Search for surgical literature
The “Google Factor”
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
“…web 2.0 is difficult to define …the web as platform and architecture of participation are used to describe it [but] rather than the platform it's the spirit of open sharing and collaboration that is important…the more we share and exchange information… the more open and creative the platform becomes; hence, the more useful it is in our work.”
Giustini Dean. How web 2.0 is changing medicine. BMJ 2006;333: 1283-84.
How web 2.0 is changing medicine (BMJ, 2006)
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
A few popular Web 2.0 technologies
• Twitter (microblogging) http://twitter.com
• Facebook (social networking) http://facebook.com • Wikipedia (encyclopedia) http://wikipedia.org
• YouTube (video-sharing) http://youtube.com
• LinkedIn (professional networking) http://linkedin.com
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
Openness I(Surgical Tweets)
@HenryFordNews
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
Openness I(Surgical Tweets)
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
Medical encyclopedias
• AskDrWiki http://askdr.wiki.com/• Ganfyd http://www.ganfyd.org
Medical education
• Medpedia http://medpedia.com• Meducation http://www.meducation.net
Communities of practice
• Asklepios http://www.cma.ca/asklepios• Wikisurgery http://wikisurgery.com
A few popular Web 2.0 tools in medicine
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
AskDrWiki: a medical wiki
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
http://askdr.wiki.com/
Medpedia – recent wiki project
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
Described as having these main features:
1. Social Networking
2. Participation
3. Collaboration
4. Apomediation (‘stand-by’ wisdom of crowds)
5. Openness
Reference: Eysenbach G. Medicine 2.0: Social Networking, Collaboration, Participation, Apomediation, and Openness. J Med Internet Res 2008;10(3):e22.
Medicine 2.0 – Eysenbach et al (2008)
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
Dr. Morad Hameed, MD, MPH et al (2010) look at :Dr. Morad Hameed, MD, MPH et al (2010) look at :
Hameed SM. General surgery 2.0 : the emergence of acute care surgery in Canada. Canadian J of Surgery. 2010 April; 53(2): 79–83.
Question to you:
How might web 2.0 technologies be used to enhance your practice of surgery?
Surgery in an era of web 2.0 – of value?
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
RSS Feeds(pubmed.gov)(pubmed.gov)
• Save PubMed searches for periodic updates • Keep up with today’s literature using RSS feeds
• Receive literature updates in your e-mail
• Scan updates on iGoogle or other ‘RSS readers’
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
RSS Feeds +Medscape.comMedscape.com
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
http://www.medscape.com/generalsurgery
Participation (Facebook)(Facebook)
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010
Online Doctoring
Salter, C. “The Doctor of the Future” Fast Company
2009 Jay Parkinson MD MPH
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Openness (Ethics, professionalism)
Do ‘live tweets’ contravene HIPAA regulations?Do ‘live tweets’ contravene HIPAA regulations?
There are 18 identifiers that must not be present about a case
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Using web 2.0 technologies in surgery
Use Web 2.0 tools to connect / network globally with colleagues / experts
Many medical and surgery websites use web 2.0 tools for social engagement, education & collaboration
Web 2.0 + Surgery = Surgery 2.0
Mobiles, virtual & ‘immersive’ reality take us to web 3.0
Dean Giustini, UBC biomedical librarian | [email protected] | November 2010