| Literature DB >> 32671472 |
Dominik Linz1, David Duncker2.
Abstract
Social media is becoming increasingly popular in the cardiology community. Particularly Twitter is an emerging and dynamic medium to communicate, connect and educate academic and clinical cardiologists. This article aims to provide a practical guide how to professionally use this social network to keep yourself up-to-date about new techniques, the latest study results and news presented at national or international conferences.Entities:
Keywords: Cardiology community; Communication; Continuing education; Networking; Social Media
Mesh:
Year: 2020 PMID: 32671472 PMCID: PMC7360694 DOI: 10.1007/s00399-020-00699-3
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Herzschrittmacherther Elektrophysiol ISSN: 0938-7412

| Journal Name | Journal Handle |
|---|---|
| @NEJM | |
| @JACCJournals | |
| @ESC_Journals | |
| @JAMA_current, @JAMACardio | |
| @TheLancet | |
| @CircAHA |
| International | Deutschland |
|---|---|
| Eric Topol (@EricTopol, 256.300 Follower) | Stephan Achenbach (@Steph_Achenbach, 5142 Follower) |
| Mamas Mamas (@mmamas1973, 25.800 Follower) | Thomas Münzel (@tmuenzel, 1397 Follower) |
| David Albert (@DrDave01, 15.200 Follower) | Martin Halle (@ProfessorHalle, 1397 Follower) |
| John Mandrola (@drjohnm, 40.500 Follower) | Thomas Deneke (@EPDeneke, 1136 Follower) |
| Edward Schloss (@EJSMD, 12.500 Follower) | Philipp Sommer (@Phiso_de, 1064 Follower) |
| C Michael Gibson (@CMichaelGibson, 445.600 Follower) | Holger Nef (@HolgerNef, 795 Follower) |
| Pascal Meier (@DrPascalMeier, 113.200 Follower) | Erik Rafflenbeul (@KardiologieHH, 730 Follower) |

