My first contact with the medical internet was Forum Students at my School , a place opened by @ Emilienko on a server outside the University to facilitate communication between medical students in Seville. In it and with it grew as a student, as a physician and as a person, by allowing contact with older and more experienced colleagues and with other younger and full of ideas. I gradually introduced to other pages: Medical Journal, the group AEMIR Yahoo! , the ECMS Forum, Facebook, the blogosphere and other social health.
After the passage of time some have closed and others have effectively lost its function. But today, at a time which dominate blogs and social networks, I think there is still a demand for communication among peers and the need for a place to reflect on common issues and share ideas, where acquaintances and strangers can analysis and express their opinions despite the limited time free residence allows us.
In this context we have neither enough time nor place to facilitate communication occurs ComunidadResidentes.com, a website designed by Incipy.com and open to any member of the MIR population that wishes to participate. The strengths that provides over previous platforms are the youth of the site and the patronage of the company that designed the web, offering a free and unrestricted environment in which to gather ideas and comments of any kind.
However, it has some shortcomings, the first and most caught my attention was the number of boxes you had to fill in the guest registration for access. I think what people want is access to a resource in the most simple and then if you want, add more information (the best example is Facebook). Another shortcoming is the amount of information shown little hierarchy in the main page and makes it difficult to find the most interesting characteristics, such as the Forum, the multitude of blogs, video and data to us.
Even so grateful for the provision of Incipy to create a community for residents. At the end of the day they have the means and we do the content. The Community is what we know how to do it. I suggest taking a look at www.comunidadresidentes.com
PS: I wrote this post from your phone, try to correct any spelling mistakes that may have made when I can have a computer!
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