Dean Giustini is the biomedical librarian at UBC’s Biomedical Branch Library at the Vancouver General Hospital (VGH) [e-mail]. He blogs at The Search Principle.
Dean is available for research consultation, instruction, curricular support & book requests. Please visit the UBC Biomedical Branch Library in the Gordon and Leslie Diamond Health Care Centre, floor 2, or call: 604.875.4505
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6. HLWIKI Canada – http://hlwiki.ca
7. LibraryThing, BMB Library – http://librarything.com/profile/bmblib
8. Social Media Research Team – http://smertlibrarians.wordpress.com
9. Scholarly activities, 2007 & 2008 & 2009 & 2010 & 2011 & 2012
10. telephone: 604.875.4505
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Hi Dean
Douglas Badenoch here from Minervation.
I am working with Amanda Burls and colleagues on a new website for CASP UK. Amanda has embedded a link to one of your excellent resources, the list of “Where’s the best evidence? 2010″
Many congratulations, this is a really useful resource.
One comment: The AGREE Trust has recently launched a new site: http://www.agreetrust.org. This is intended to replace the old Collaboration one. It has the updated version of the AGREE tool and “MyAGREE”, a system where people can do their appraisals online, store them, save as PDF etc when they are finished.
Maybe you could update this when you get a chance?
cheers
Douglas
Hi,
I just posted an article on my site that I thought your readers might find interesting as well. It’s called “25 Best Blogs on Biomedicine” ( http://mastersinhealthinformatics.com/2011/25-best-blogs-on-biomedicine/ ).
If you think that my article might spark your readers’ attention, I was wondering if you might consider mentioning it on your site? I’m trying to build up readership on my site as well.
Either way, I really appreciate your time.
Thanks,
William Hopper