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Information technologies for Dentistry &  How keep up to date with evidence Online tools & social networks

Sergio Uribe Universidad Austral de Chile

City

Miles

Kilometres

Saint Petersburg, Rusia

4096

6592

Cairo, Egypt

5413

8711

Valdivia, Chile

5674

9131

Technology is anything  invented after you were  born Alan Kay

Time frame required for the adoption of new technologies (50 m users)

1. Expert era

2. Texbook era

Textbook era

Michael Glick, DMD Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health

Michael Glick, DMD Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health

Michael Glick, DMD Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health

Michael Glick, DMD Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health

3. Journals era

• I feel many patients are coming in with a lot of  information but there are also a lot of patients  coming in with misinformation too.”

4. Online era

Technologies • • • • •

Social networks Wikis Blogs /miccroblogging Social bookmarking tools RSS Feeds

Social networks

Wikis

Blogs

Microblogging

Social networks

If Facebook were a country, it  would be the eighth most  populated in the world, just  ahead of Japan, Russia and  Nigeria…

Scientific & Professional Social  Networks

Nature Networks

Biomed Experts

How to keep updated

Sign in

Bookmarking or sharing

Online tools • Zotero

Social Bookmarking • Connotea • CiteULike

RSS in plain english

RSS

RSS in MEDLINE

Patients “This one I like the best.” “This one gives more  information.” “It has me thinking if the work  is worth it or are they doing  more without the need. Are  they doing a filling if it is  still bad under the filling?”

Dentist “This is too much information for  a patient…it is opening up a  can of worms and giving them  just enough to be confused.” “They [patients] are now going to  come in and say I do not want  you to take all the cavities out  of my tooth.” “Information like this will  motivate patients to direct  their own treatment and that  will be a big problem.” “It is not reliable.”

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