The Forgotten Health Tweeple
As a follow-up to my last post on the “Top 30 Health Tweeple” I thought it would be fitting to also credit the ones I forgot. It was no fault of your own that you didn’t make the list and I think you deserve as much credit as the guys and girls I included. Having now realised what a great and responsive community we have here (a testament to all those new followers and connections that were generated) I feel that opening up a new list will help those “forgotten ones” flourish. So, if you made the Top 30 (or even if you didn’t) I hope you will help these forgotten few along their way, I know I will. A bit of healthy competition never hurt anyone! Pardon the pun. I should trademark that you know.
I am conscious about ranking this list and so to make matters easier I’ve sorted it alphabetically and bulleted it to prevent any confusion. That way follows aren’t going to be biased towards the top end of the scale and everyone is given a fair chance. Thank you to everyone who made suggestions (@alensa, @cerro, @goodwillstacy, @jenmccabegorman, @rlbates, @ThatScottGuy) they were a great help. The list:
- AllergyNotes
- bydls
- changehlthcare
- chronicbabe
- cwhogg
- DiabetesMine
- doc_rob
- doctoranonymous
- DrCris
- enochchoi
- ePatientDave
- goodhealth
- James_Bradford
- jimtate
- john_dalton
- mrhyde
- ruraldoctoring
- SarahStewart
- scottshreeve
- trevcook
Along with the previous list this brings the total number of health tweeple to 50 which is a truly remarkable figure. To steal a great quote from a great lady this isn’t just about talk but about action. There are numerous events and initiatives happening across the world that many of us have never heard of. This is something I’d like to change, and hope you do too.
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