Getting the Most from this Blog
This blog has grown over the last year-and-a-half. There are over 540 "posts" (short articles) on the website. Some of the articles may be of no interest to you; on weekends I often write about personal stuff that might not have anything to do with the use of Art in HeatlhCare. Here are five tips to help you find what you need quickly:
- Use the Search Feature
- Look at the Table of Contents
- Don't miss Older Posts
- Leave and Read Comments
- Use Hyperlinks
Search Feature
If there is a topic or person you are looking for, type it into the Search field on the upper right. For example, if you type in "Budget" dozens of references to budget on the blog appear.
Table of Contents
One problem with blogs is that they are arranged by time rather than by subject. The newest posts are always at the top. To help narrow down your search, I created a table of contents. You can find it on the upper right hand side of the page.
If you click the on the word "Interview" you will see a list of the leaders in HealthCare that I have interviewed.
Older Posts
No more than ten posts can appear on one page of this website. But older articles are still there. To see them, when you get to the very bottom of a page be sure to press the >> icon with an underline under it.
Leave a Comment
One way blogs are different than other websites is that they allow readers to leave comments. This can lead to some pretty interesting discussions. To read those discussions you need to click the word "comments" found at the bottom of every post.
If you have an opinion on a topic, please leave a comment. Click here to see an explanation about how to leave comments.
Use Hyperllinks
If you see underlined text, that probably means it is a "Hyperlink". If you put your cursor over the text and cick, you are taken to a website that goes into greater depth on that topic. For example in ther paragraph above this one, I added a hyperlink to the words "Click here."
Thanks, Henry, for your blog! I read it everyday and I always find something that interests me. It is full of info and I refer back to your posts many times. Please keep up the good work!
Posted by: Elaine Poggi | August 27, 2008 at 02:38 PM
Can't imagine the time it takes to keep this blog so interesting and usable! Thank you.
Posted by: Steve Knight | August 28, 2008 at 03:15 PM
Yes, it does take a lot of time, but I'm learning, always learning; and I love it! I started this blog because I was interested in the use of Art in HealthCare but I didn't know much. I thought there must be a blog on art in healthcare, but I couldn't find it. So I started to cobble one together by approaching people with experience.
Posted by: Henry Domke | August 28, 2008 at 03:21 PM