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: Real Lawyers : Have BlogsClinical bioethics blog is example of importance of niche
By Kevin OKeefe
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We've said it before, but one of the most proven ways to establish yourself in the blogosphere is to hone in on a niche, focusing what you know best and do best that sets you apart from the rapidly growing community of other blogs out there.
Attorney and clinical bioethicist Bernard Freedman has done that nicely with his Clinical Bioethics Blog, a forum to confront dilemmas in clinical bioethics.
Bernard's blog aims to serve a three-fold purpose: to provide a forum to discuss and exchange ideas about bioethics cases, to expose students to real-life problems in clinical bioethics, and to share Bernard's own experience as a mediator, consultant and expert witness.
"There is a great amount of articles, literature, and news stories discussing clinical bioethics or a place where serious physician or bioethicist conduct has resulted in pain to a patient," Bernard says...continue to full postFull post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on April 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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