The Krafty Libarian will be presenting a poster "Integrating and Promoting Medical Podcasts into the Library Collection" on the MLA. It's her goal to have as up to date a list as possible for when she attends MLA. Problem is that "there is no good authorative resource listing medical podcasts". So she has done a lot of searching and scrolling along iTunes and others.
Here is the new link for the updated list http://www.kraftweb.net/kl/podcasts2.doc
Target audience is -for now-: the medical profession AND the public
Criteria: clear and reputable origin/authoring
Growth: at a large rate, mainly MEDICAL SCHOOLS
Developments: more VIDEO podcasts!
A "newcomer" on the list:
University of Utah School of Medicine.
http://umed.med.utah.edu/ms1/aud_lec.cfm
Podcasts lectures for the students of the University of Utah School of Medicine.
Primary Audience: Medical students
Recent programs include:
• Biochemistry: Introduction to lipids and fatty acids
• Genetics of inflammatory bowel disease
• Variations in Drug Metabolism and Pharmacogenetics
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