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 **Location:** Ljubljana, Slovenia\\ **Location:** Ljubljana, Slovenia\\
 **Date:**  May 2010\\ **Date:**  May 2010\\
 +**Additional Content:**  [[http://mpkb.org/_media/home/publications/ica2010_albert.pdf|PDF of poster]]
  
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 One of the most obvious means for bridging the gap between bench and bedside is the social Internet, also known as Web 2.0. As web services devoted to medical therapies figure more prominently in patients' lives, the ways in which we deliver patient care is in the process of being altered in fundamental ways. Web 2.0 medical sites improve patient care in several key respects: facilitating doctor-doctor interaction, keeping a record of patient progress, and bringing to light the need for urgent care between routine doctors' visits. New and easy-to-use patient-centric informational resources also now offer basic medical information on demand as well as advanced medical information for those capable of assimilating it.  One of the most obvious means for bridging the gap between bench and bedside is the social Internet, also known as Web 2.0. As web services devoted to medical therapies figure more prominently in patients' lives, the ways in which we deliver patient care is in the process of being altered in fundamental ways. Web 2.0 medical sites improve patient care in several key respects: facilitating doctor-doctor interaction, keeping a record of patient progress, and bringing to light the need for urgent care between routine doctors' visits. New and easy-to-use patient-centric informational resources also now offer basic medical information on demand as well as advanced medical information for those capable of assimilating it. 
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 While these challenges need to be overcome, virtual communities offer viable methods for encouraging treatment compliance, recruiting participants, and present a new opportunity for discoveries to quickly transition from bench to bedside. While these challenges need to be overcome, virtual communities offer viable methods for encouraging treatment compliance, recruiting participants, and present a new opportunity for discoveries to quickly transition from bench to bedside.
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