MedSqod: Podcasting for Medical Professionals
Make a quality medical podcast, without podcasting taking over your life.
From the category archives:
This post from podcasting guru Jason Van Orden leaped out and grabbed me by the eyeballs.
If you look at the date of this post…and the date of my last one, I think the reason will be obvious.
Podfading, or postfading, or whatever you choose to call it, are very real issues for medpros. In MEDicine, the [...]
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Plain and simple, medpros are dusty old farts when it comes to the Internet and modern technology. You know: what everyone else is using to learn and talk about current events, their health, their job prospects, their friends and coworkers…their healthcare providers.
The critical stuff.
Health and Human Services Director, Michael Leavitt, recently put it like this:
It’s [...]
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Once again, I’ve updated the look of the blog, with a new Wordpress theme: Neoclassical, by Chris Pearson.
If you’ve followed Podcasting For Medical Professionals since it started in late 2006, you’ll know it’s gone through a few iterations on its “skin.” I’ve been real partial to Chris Pearson’s design work, using Cutline up until now, [...]
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The 3rd annual Podcast And New Media Expo is proving to be as much of a blast as last year — shame on you if you couldn’t attend.
The sessions, or classes, are very much like a medical convention’s: you can attend any of them, and different themed sessions are all running simultaneously: Podcasting 101, Attracting/Growing [...]
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For medical practice promotion, if you are considering podcasting, blogging, or videocasting, I urge you attend this conference.
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