This document discusses various online tools and social networks that can be used to keep up to date with new information and evidence, including social networks, wikis, blogs, microblogging, social bookmarking tools, and RSS feeds. It provides examples of scientific and professional social networks like Nature Networks and Biomed Experts. It also discusses how technologies are adopted over time from the expert era to the textbook era to the journals era to the current online era. The document notes some concerns expressed by dentists that too much information provided directly to patients online could motivate them to direct their own treatments.

1. Informatonn echnologiesnforn.
keepnupn onda enwi hnevidence
Onlinen oolsn&nsocialnne works
Sergio Uribe
Universidad Austral de Chile

6. Ci y Miles Kilome res
Saint Petersburg, Rusia 4096 6592
Cairo, Egypt 5413 8711
Valdivia, Chile 5674 9131

7. Technology is anything
invented afer you were
born
Alan Kay

9. Time frame required for the adopton
of new technologies (50 m users)

10. 1. Expert era

11. 2. Texbook era

15. Textbook era

17. Michael Glick, DMD
Arizona School of Dentstry & Oral Health

18. 3. Journals era

22. • I feel many patents are coming in with a lot of
informaton but there are also a lot of patents
coming in with misinformaton too.”

23. 4. Online era

32. Technologies
• Social networks
• Wikis
• Blogs /miccroblogging
• Social bookmarking tools
• RSS Feeds

33. Wikis

37. Blogs

42. Microblogging

45. Social networks

47. If Facebook were a coun ry, it
would be the eigh hnmos n
popula ednin the world, just
ahead of Japan, Russia and
Nigeria…

50. Scientic & Professional Social
Networks

51. Nature Networks

53. Biomed Experts

57. How to keep updated

58. Sign in

60. Bookmarking or sharing

63. Online tools
• Zotero

64. Social Bookmarking
• Connotea
• CiteULike

66. RSS in plain english

67. RSS

68. RSS in MEDLINE

71. Paten s
“This one I like the best.”
“This one gives more
informaton.”
“It has me thinking if the work
is worth it or are they doing
more without the need. Are
they doing a flling if it is stll
bad under the flling?”
Dents
“This is too much informaton for
a patent…it is opening up a
can of worms and giving them
just enough to be confused.”
“They [patents] are now going to
come in and say I do not want
you to take all the cavites out
of my tooth.”
“Informaton like this will
motvate patents to direct
their own treatment and that
will be a big problem.”
“It is not reliable.”

75. Thank you!
Sergio Uribe
sergiouribe@uach.cl
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