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From HealthIT: A North Carolina hospital is hoping to capitalize on the growing popularity of Web logs, or blogs, by turning a collection of first-person accounts of patient experiences into a marketing tool. Since March, High Point (N.C.) Regional Health System has been encouraging patients to maintain personal blogs of their thoughts, concerns and experiences while going through specific medical ...

Check it out! Oh, and this! Or this. Or just go to Technorati and type in the search box "relay for life" (in quotes) and click Search.  There’s some Relay bloggin’ goin on.

Since I’m a proponent of blogging by the Society, I am asked fairly regularly, “Why blog?” You’ve got to come up with something more compelling than “everybody’s doing it.” So I think about the rationale for it from time to time, like this weekend. The result is what I call “Why blog? V 2.something.” That means I reserve the right ...

David Collin, Glenn Ross and I are having a great discussion about this in email so I thought I would take it to the people for comment. Since so many of us (as staff and volunteers) take photos at Relay as part of our jobs I thought you might all find these questions interesting. For every photo we take do ...