What can I say – my Ellis Island roots link to Ireland so I am partial to Joyce…I think your assertion about being especially suited to healthcare professionals might apply if you limit it to intermediate/social media savvy ones. Part of what counteracts the low barrier of entry for Twitter with beginners is that it can also be overwhelming or elicit a 'paralysis by analysis' of healthcare professionals who are used to being ultra-methodical in their approach. There are just so many choices, directions, and applications with Twitter it can be difficult to navigate initially. I think the first two resources I listed provide an easy roadmap for the uninitiated to dip their foot in the microblogging pool. Your approach (IMHO) was purposely more global in its approach and (as you stated) suggested more depth. It wasn't explicitly stated in my post, but if you look at #1 then #2 then #3…it's actually a progession of complexity.

My intent with this post was to provide a variety of options. All of them have value.

Kevin

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