You can judge how busy I am by my blog's activity. At my busiest, I try my best to blog once a week. When I'm on a lighter rotation, I'm able to put together several posts per week with no problem. Since the birth of our fourth child and now that I'm rearing up for radiology call as well as radiology physics boards, I have not been able to blog as often as I would like.
I remember reading about surgeons who would twitter from the operating room and thought, if people care about surgeons tweeting, they should definitely care about twitters from a radiology resident interested in personal finances... right? <--- sarcasm
First came email, then blogs, then Facebook. Now the buzz is all about Twitter. I've heard a lot about Twitter, but in my old age have been reluctant to adopt any new technology I do not fully understand. To understand twitter, watch the following clip:
For PoorMD, twitter is but another way to utilized the Internet as I sit at my radiology workstation. Twitter gives me the freedom to share what I'm thinking and interesting tidbits I find on the Internet without having to commit to an entire blog post. I can also follow others and be connected in the Twitter universe. Here is another interesting read from the NY Times on Medicine in the Age of Twitter.
Follow me on twitter as I see my first pseudocoarctation on call or find a great deal on books. If you follow me, I'll follow you.
Check me out on Twitter, I'm "poormd"
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