He@lth Information on the Internet, Volume 52, Number 1, August 2006 Online

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Thanks to Rod Ward over at Informaticopia for alerting us to the latest issue of this healthcare informatics journal from across the pond:

About He@lth Information on the Internet:

This bimonthly newsletter meeting the continuing demand from health professionals and others for information about health resources available on the internet. He@lth Information on the Internet contains a range of contributed articles and regular features, including:

Bookmarks - an annotated review section drawing attention to the most useful health sites on the Internet; What's New? - a brief overview of new health/medical Web sites, discussion lists and newsgroups; Personal View - invited clinicians describe in detail how they use the Internet; Current Literature - update on current literature on the use of the Internet in medical and health settings, compiled from the MEDLINE, Science Citation Index and EMBASE databases. This accessible and topical newsletter appeals to all health care professionals, including general practitioners, hospital doctors, nurses, allied health practitioners, health services researchers and managers, and to library and information professionals This issue's Table of Contents: Editorial: I pod, you pod, we all pod Bookmarks: Diabetes View from the front line: Basic IT skills for the health professional A review of the Scopus database Launch of the new look and feel for the National Library for Health Specialist Libraries Making practice-based learning work Intute: Health and Life Sciences - your new BIOME What's new?

Back issues back to June 2001 are also available.