For the first time ever I saw something I had created completely on my own - my first article - published.
And indeed it feels very good to see the results of work even if it is not in a peer-reviewed journal (that will hopefully happen within this year. My article on thyroid biopsy is in the review process right now), but in an online platform called radRounds, founded by one of the Massachusetts General Hospital radiology residents.
You can read the whole article at
http://www.radrounds.com/profiles/blog/show?id=1791588%3ABlogPost%3A23038&xgs=1
How Garry, the founder of RadRounds, described radRounds:
radRounds (short for Radiology Rounds) is a new tool for education, professional networking, and collaboration. radRounds members include medical imaging professionals from all disciplines including but not limited to radiologists, physicians, industry leaders, and technologists.
radRounds is analogous to sites like Linked-In, Facebook, and Sermo, but completely managed and created by radiologists FOR radiology!
Think of radRounds as THE "professional and social network" focused on medical imaging.
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