Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Webinars
I found this site: http://www.pharmacyonesource.com/webinars/ which is set up to show online seminars (webinars) dealing with health care which I believe you can view live and participate in by asking questions of the speaker. There are also past webinars to view, one of which was particularly interesting and relates well to the issues regarding drug expenditures that we looked at in the first few weeks of class. This particular webinar is called "Trends in Drug Expenditures: 2010 Update" and was posted on the 23/06/10 (now under the heading Past Webinars) if you want to have a look/listen. You do have to sign up to the website in order to view the webinars but I think this is more to enable you to participate in the live webinars than anything else...I haven't received any spam mail from them yet.
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thanks kira
ReplyDeletehave you checked out stanford, princeton, or MIT on iTunes? Stanford in particular has heaps of interesting public seminars, many on health and history of health innovations. I recently listened to an interview with nobel prize winner
Carl Djerassi, one of the key inventors of the brith control pill - that is a fascinating story in history...