For this challenge I have to turn my blog over to you guys, the reader. The idea is that I ask a provocative question which gets you thinking and encourages you to answer and comment here.The trouble is, I don't know whether to ask a question directed at the midwives and students who read this blog, or more of a technical question for those interested in web 2.0.
At this moment, what I am really interested in is what online resources midwives and students would like to see made available. So my question is:
Do you know of any good audiovisual midwifery resources that are available free to share?
What audiovisual resources would you find useful to have access to?
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Free online health journals are great I think. I particularly like the rural and remote health journal, http://www.rrh.org.au/home/defaultnew.asp, which often has maternity related articles. Biomedcentral is also another good free journal, http://www.biomedcentral.com/. I also appreciate being able to get information about drugs from medsafe, http://www.medsafe.govt.nz/ and about the subsidy on medication from pharmac http://www.pharmac.govt.nz/Schedule. I also access the NZCOM midwives site for our consensus statments and can also get the journal online throught this site.
I do like the midirs webinars and of course you have started an antipodean version of this which I hopw will also become a useful resource library over time.
I am sure there are lots more.
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