Healtheva's Social Bookmarking Tools Simplify the Sharing of Medical and Health Related Content and Improve the Online Search Experience for Physicians and Life Science Researchers
Posted on: Thursday, 1 February 2007, 12:00 CST
Healtheva, the leading social network for doctors and life science researchers, unveils a social bookmarking platform targeted specifically for intelligently archiving and tagging journal articles and health related content. Healtheva's social bookmarking tools provide relevancy to the content and enhance the search experience of the healthcare community.
Using Healtheva's tools, members can easily archive links to websites, write a comment about a website, and tag a website appropriately. Members can find bookmarks archived by individuals in their network and the community. Additionally, members can easily browse the bookmarks by popular tags, comments, and keywords.
"Healtheva's social bookmarking tools leverage the capabilities of the medical and research community to classify, in highly specific terms, the vast number of websites and medical content available across the Internet," said Sunil K. Rao, Founder and CEO of Healtheva.
Doctors and researchers face the challenge of conducting the search for content that is relevant to them. Healtheva's social bookmarking tools drive more efficient search for health-related content by doctors and researchers since a community of experts and trusted parties are dynamically tagging and classifying the content in real time.
Healtheva invites doctors and researchers to participate in classifying the medical and health related content at http://www.healtheva.com.
About Healtheva
Healtheva's mission is to accelerate the pace of healthcare innovation by increasing communication and collaboration in medicine and life sciences. Healtheva provides a platform that enables physicians and researchers to network, discuss issues, collaborate on projects and publish information in online forums and journals. The company operates under four issued US patents and a number of patent pending applications.
Healtheva seeks physicians and researchers representing various medicine and life science specialties/sub specialties to join the Healtheva community. Membership is free. Simply join by visiting www.healtheva.com and register to become a member.
Source: Business Wire
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