Showing posts with label weblog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weblog. Show all posts

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Mobile Version of Sumer's Radiology Blog

Finally realized by going through my weblog stats that around 20% of my viewer-ship is on mobile phones and for them i have now optimized the template for viewing on mobile phones. It looks great on my iPhone.Thanks to blogger's excellent template tools.

Are you viewing this on your mobile phone? Do you like the change?

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Medical Blogs-in context of a connected world

Sumer's Radiology Site is cited by Joanna Lynn Karpinski, MLIS (karpinsj@mail.nih.gov) is Associate Fellow, National Library of Medicine (NLM), in Medical Reference Services Quarterly, Vol. 27(1), Spring 2008 Available online at http://mrsq.haworthpress.com
According to the article, titled Disconnected in a Connected World: Knowledge and Understanding of Web 2.0 Tools at the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center
"Radiology, a medical field that is highly dependent on image-based examples for teaching, is experiencing a growth of blogs. Sumer Sethi, M.D., uses his blog to post interesting cases from his routine practice and abstracts related to his day-to-day work. The site is visited by more than 30,000 visitors each year and is a focal point for queries from his students and patients. The blog features not only a means of commenting on Dr. Sethi’s posts, but also a small section called a “shoutbox,” where users can post messages or questions on any topic for Dr. Sethi and other readers to see. Dr. Sethi can respond using the shoutbox."

Monday, September 15, 2008

Blogging for Health

For many people with serious illnesses, blogging offers a way to cope and share their stories. Joanna Moorhead in The Hindu discusses the benfits and risks involved with patients especially critically ill patients blogging about their health conditions.