Timeline for health list by openmedicine
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Blogger @danyaalraza writes eloquently about #RefugeeHealth and #BillC31 in Canada http://blog.openmedicine.ca/node/338 #OpenMedicine
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Welcome! .@DanyaalRaza Check out my intro post as the newest blogger at Canada's open-access medical journal http://bit.ly/L4hYdd
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@AlanShiell @Doc_Samantha I guess systems thinking works more in the aggregate, right? #OpenMedicine #GeelongCats
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More on #OpenAccess and Pub charges: Read amazing comments and exploration by @jmaxsfu (jmax there) http://is.gd/kEpulW #OpenMedicine
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Why doesn't baseball do pay 4 performance? Steven Lewis investigates http://blog.openmedicine.ca/node/333 #baseball #OpenMedicine #P4P #P4R
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@TorontoEmerg @seancranbury @jkdegen OM also has a no questions-asked waiver policy. Most grants allow for pub fees to keep info open/public
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@JRBtrip Yes, our entire stack is Free/Libre software. Soon all our wares will even be on #github - right now you have to email us for them
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Dr. Mark Wahba examines continuous improvement through Kaizen & @holts170 's goaltending http://blog.openmedicine.ca/node/332 #openmedicine
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Welcome to Wajid on blog: little has changed http://blog.openmedicine.ca/node/330 and preventive care http://blog.openmedicine.ca/node/331
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@michaelgeist now talking to the #OpenMedicine editorial board about the #ResearchWorksAct and what it means for the future of #OpenAccess
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Western's emergency program challenges you to have a more open access curriculum. Dare you try? http://blog.openmedicine.ca/node/329 #emerg
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Mark Wahba: Medical staff should have trading cards like baseball players http://blog.openmedicine.ca/node/327 #openmedicine #mash
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Wood et al advocate evidence-based policies on illegal drugs - http://openmedicine.ca/article/view/501 #openmedicine #scienceplease
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A rapid review of short stay units in Canadian emergency departments: How do they perform? http://bit.ly/AyLBeN
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What does it take to retain specialists in Newfoundland and Labrador? Grow them at home, study suggests. http://bit.ly/AC86IM
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New international pilot study suggests perioperative heart problems are common and require monitoring: http://bit.ly/vs32PV
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So what can Joe #Paterno and #Pennstate learn from health care? http://bit.ly/t5E9QO
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How ideas are different from apples: Anita Palepu speaks on Open Access publishing http://ur1.ca/5vpoi #openaccess #openmedicine #knowledge
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Excellent talk: Power of public domain. As relevant today as when the panel was held 2 yrs ago. http://ur1.ca/5urtc #openaccess
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Complaint rates for nursing homes in BC and Ontario are higher at for-profit than at non-profit facilities. http://bit.ly/v5co4q
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