Got Great Health Links? Nominate Them on OrganizedWisdom!

A few months ago, I wrote about OrganizedWisdom's ongoing mission to curate great health information. We know that this process doesn't begin and end with our team, and now we have better tools to get outside input.

We cordially invite all of the health experts out there - from doctors and nurses, to students and researchers, to patients and caregivers, to bloggers and librarians - to contribute to our mission by reviewing the "top 10 resources" lists within our WisdomCards and nominating health resources to round out the list of web pages we recommend.

You'll notice that many of our top 10 lists don't always have 10 individual links listed. That's by design. If we haven't uncovered 10 high quality, unique health links during the WisdomCard creation process, we'll intentionally leave room for nominations.

OrganizedWisdom's own team of experts reviews each and every nomination, and if the link is approved it will join our top 10.

Every day we get dozens, sometimes hundreds, of amazing link suggestions. The team at the University of Maryland Medical Center website recently visited OrganizedWisdom and nominated a number of links. Here is an example of one of many instances where their high quality health information made an excellent addition to a WisdomCard: http://organizedwisdom.com/Chronic_Shoulder_Pain (see their helpful video podcast at #9 on the top 10 resources list).

Here's how to nominate your own favorite resource:

1. Search OrganizedWisdom to find a WisdomCard that is the best fit for the subject of your link.
2. Go to that WisdomCard, review the top 10 resources list. If your favorite resource isn't already mentioned, nominate your link. (See sample form at right.)
3. Fill out the form; hit submit. We'll let you know if it's been approved. It's that easy!

Why don't you visit OrganizedWisdom and nominate your favorite health links today?