Nurturing Safe and Braves Spaces on Social Media
Social media has been a “comfortable” space ever since I joined most of these platforms. This is not just because I’m comfortable with computers and the internet, but mainly because I tend
Changing times and changing my blog
Over a span of several years, I’ve been blogging about almost everything related to my practice. That same time I “grew up” from a “grunt” blogger to one that takes positive insights
Do you have a social media policy in your healthcare institution?
Philippines ranks first in the global social media penetration according to a February 2011 market survey by Global Web Index. In this survey, it was also pointed out that asian countries do more
Stuck with writing in the age of blogging.
Blogging is expensive. The time, money and effort you invest on it, is capricious. On many occasions, I and a hundred or so human being would ask this writer, what good will blogging bring?
Why am I stuck with writing?Or blogging?: The Blog Rounds Season 2 starts!
Why are you pounding those keyboards on your computer to journal your thoughts , experiences and maybe, your wisdom? Are you stuck? With the explosion of other more convenient and uber popular
How to use an RSS Reader to sift through thousands of medical information in minutes!
Nowadays, the onslaught of medical information online pushes us sifting through voluminous "data" in order to to find important information where really interested in. In my case, Medicine and Orthopedics. Yes, it
Facebook invades Philippines: Will health care capitalize on this social media?
In my last post, I presented a research that summarizes the current internet usage of physicians, in the US, Europe, Australia and South Korea. It was a ” backgrounder” really, in my attempt
Flashback: Blogging as a medium to spread health care issues and advocacies
While still undecided what article to post first for 2011 , I read my first ever post in this blog. I was nostalgic and a bit in awe. I never really thought
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