LOGIN   •   SIGN UP
Practicing medicine in the web 2.0 Era
We launched PeRSSonalized Medicine to help patients and doctors keep themselves up-to-date easily. It is a simple, free medical information aggregator that lets you select your favourite resources and read the latest news about a medical specialty or condition in one personalized place. It is now available in 14 languages!

The Japanese selection is the newest one in which the platform is in Japanese and the blogs, news, Twitter users and peer-reviewed journals are also the best ones in that language. Please let us know if you want to see PeRSSonalized Medicine in your language. Click on the image below to access the Japanese version!



Some reasons why PeRSSonalized Medicine is unique:

  • You can search in the database. It means you will find medical information only from a quality selected portion of the world wide web.


  • You can personalize any of the sections.


  • You can also receive the newest Pubmed articles focusing on your search term. Just insert your field of interest, a therapy, a condition, etc. and click Search. Then you can add the newly created box to your personalized medical “journal”.


  • It is a community-based project. Please let us know which quality resources should be added to the database.

webicina newsletter
The world wide web is really rich in Parkinson's disease related content such as blogs, podcasts, community sites, mobile applications, Twitter users, videos or slideshows, but selecting the most relevant resources takes time and effort. Fortunately, Webicina.com just published the newest, Parkinson's disease and Web 2.0 collection.



If you also want to follow easily these selected resources in a personalized way, here is PeRSSonalized Parkinson's disease, the simplest medical information aggregator.

webicina newsletter

Here is table of contents:

Feel free to share any of these resources and let us know if you think others should be added.
We launched PeRSSonalized Medicine to help patients and doctors keep themselves up-to-date easily. It is a simple, free medical information aggregator that lets you select your favourite resources and read the latest news about a medical specialty or condition in one personalized place. Here is the 13th national version!

The newest one is the Danish selection in which the platform is in Danish and the blogs, news, Twitter users and journals are also the best ones in that language. Please let us know if you want to see PeRSSonalized Medicine in your language. Click on the image below to access the Danish version!



Some reasons why PeRSSonalized Medicine is unique:

  • You can search in the database. It means you will find medical information only from a quality selected portion of the world wide web.


  • You can personalize any of the sections.


  • You can also receive the newest Pubmed articles focusing on your search term. Just insert your field of interest, a therapy, a condition, etc. and click Search. Then you can add the newly created box to your personalized medical “journal”.


  • It is a community-based project. Please let us know which quality resources should be added to the database.

webicina newsletter
Posted in Mention, Webicina
Comments: 0, add a comment
The Cochrane Collaboration has a webliography under the evidence-based healthcare section in which it features Webicina.com.



What is Webicina?

Webicina is a free medical social media guidance service with selections both for empowered patients and medical professionals.

Why it is worth it...
August 26, 2010
Posted in Webicina, Mention
Comments: 0, add a comment
Jacqueline at Laikas MedLibLog shared her experience with Webicina.com and PeRSSonalized Medicine.
PeRSSonalized Medicine however really boomed. Why? Because it is free, because it has an altruistic goal (facilitate instead of earning money), because users are involved in the development and because it keeps evolving on basis of feedback.

PeRSSonalized Medicine develops fast. There is not a week that I don’t see a new section: Nephrology, Genetics, Diabetes whatever.

And this week tada tada tada … it is the turn of the Medical Librarianship, with Journals, Blogs, News and Web 2.0 tools. Please have a look yourself. You can personalize it at wish, and if you miss something, please mail to Webicina.

Webicina is really based on user feedback and if users realize it, this is an important step for us.
newer posts     older posts