Welcome to the remodeled CardioExchange: We hope you like our new look! In our efforts to develop a website that promotes learning and discussion about our rapidly evolving field, we’ve been listening and learning.
We have many new features. Some of the most prominent are:
- You can now see all of the activity on the site from the new homepage, including newly uploaded posts and comments.
- You can now make anonymous comments. Many people think this may foster more discussion. We are eager to see whether that happens.
- You can now “follow” the people, blogs, and topics that interest you the most and receive email notifications when new activity takes place.
With all these changes, our philosophy and approach remain the same. We want to be a credible, trustworthy source of information and a venue for the exchange of views and perspectives. We want to give you access to the various ways people are thinking about new (and old) information in medicine — and provide you the opportunity to learn from each other.
And we are not done listening. We will continue to learn from what you say on and do with CardioExchange, as well as from your direct feedback. Ultimately, the site is a facilitator; it is the people who make CardioExchange. We will be encouraging you to be more involved and to try out the various features. And we ask you to bring in others to participate. The site ultimately belongs to the community — and it is up to all of us to define it.
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