The BloggerCon folks have posted the achive stream of the Medicine and Weblogs session. I haven't even had the chance to sit through it (and I should, since I missed the first hour!), but I can tell you that if the rest of the session was a thoughtful and on topic as the part I saw, you ought to take a look. I was just sorry we couldn't get more docs and other providers there to be a part of it. More thoughts on the part I was actually present for later...
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here's the preview of the medblogger session at BC III:
http://www.bloggercon.org/2004/10/19#a1697
Posted by: enoch choi | October 20, 2004 at 02:41 AM