…… or so it seems according the the Wall Street Journal’s report on a social networking for doctors. In a recent report about a patient with an eyeball protruding from a socket, professional consultation about a diagnosis didn’t take place in a doctor’s lounge. It happened on Sermo.com.
And so it spreads…but only when there is appropriate bandwidth available! I know that some parts of Australia and New Zealand don’t have the luxury of easy access to Web 2.0 tools and collaborative connections.
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