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The Most Important Medical Executive-Post Asset

By Hope Rachel Hetico; RN, MHA

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The Medical Executive-Post is a knowledge aggregator of user-generated content. It is a network where users share, recommend, rank and comment on professional submissions by experts and thought-leaders. We believe that better submissions, lead to better actionable knowledge and professional lives.

Great information can also help us do, become and experience the professional goals and accomplishments that make us happy and more successful. Our mission is to help people discover and use this deeply gratifying electronic and/or print content.

Content Broadcasting

Every Medical Executive-Post is submitted by members of our community. You send-in content and comments, and we rate the clicks as recommendations on this blog. We call this ranking process “content-broadcasting.” It increases your exposure and helps to establish and disseminate your uniquely professional brand-image. Your submit content, and we do the rest.

A Niche Industry

When you make a submission, click-on a post or make a comment, you are in-effect saying that you think the content is worth reading and spending time to review. You are answering the question, “What do I need to know and where can I find the answer“, for people who share your interests and passion in the healthcare industrial complex and related health economics and nice practice management space.

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The Medical Executive-Post is a privately-funded Web 2.0 company. We are committed to improving the overall quality of deeply specific Internet content search experiences by offering this utility platform for professional user-generated content and recommendations. The Medical Executive-Post was initially built by a team of seasoned Internet entrepreneurs, editors, and bloggers. But you, our free-labor entrepreneurs and contributing authors are now our most important long-term survival asset. Thank you.submission-frenzy

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One Response

  1. According to blogger, Tom Okeefe,

    Health 2.0 applications like Sermo, infoMedMD & PatientsLikeMe are in their infancy but they’re quickly providing patients all over the world with medical research, information and patient outreach – services that previously were only available via costly doctor visits. Online medical applications were definitely slow to adapt Web 2.0 technologies, but I think they’re some of the first players in Web 3.0. Interactive medical data applications used not for online enjoyment (or making friends), but rather to educate people in an attempt to make their lives better and healthier.

    Thus, the purpose and goals of the ME-P; and we could not agree more.

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