Health Briefs Discovers What Happens When Doctors Gather Their Collective Experience
Health Briefs highlights a website where doctors share their experience.
Online, May 8, 2014 (Newswire.com) - The Health Briefs TV show has spotted an exciting new website that could help doctors with difficult diagnoses. No matter how medical science advances, often a correct diagnosis is due in large part to an individual doctor's own personal experience. Older, experienced physicians have long been desirable simply because they have seen many patients present with strange and rare conditions. Sometimes, a new patient's life can be saved strictly because an experienced doctor recognized an obscure symptom. Now, in the spirit of Wiki, the open, contributory type of website that made Wikipedia a vast success, there is a medical website where doctors can contribute their stories, their experiences and their collective wisdom so that it is available to other doctors as well. Called CrowdMed.com, the site can be thought of as a central depository for the kind of experience that makes an individual, experienced physician such a treasured resource.
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