Sometime next week, DrPHealth will turn over 10,000
views. There will have been about 230 posting over the 17 months of contributions, suggesting an average of about 50
views per posting. Blogspot has gotten
better over the year of tracking individual posting views, but the number of
tracked views is probably only about half of the views.
A massive one day surge about fracking, which led to a historic high number of single day views prompted this posting about what do you as the readers say are the most important issues.
A massive one day surge about fracking, which led to a historic high number of single day views prompted this posting about what do you as the readers say are the most important issues.
There are some clear favourites amongst readers. Not only do they have high numbers of views,
but intermittently there are surges in activity around a particular
posting. Most continue to have views months
after the posting. Except from the fracking post, the most frequently visited posts tend to be over several months
old.
Viewers who subscribe to an emailed version are not counted as there is no listing of the number of persons who receive the blog on a regular basis through email.
Viewers who subscribe to an emailed version are not counted as there is no listing of the number of persons who receive the blog on a regular basis through email.
So, here for everyone’s pleasure, are your favourite
postings, in reverse order by volume of views.
Views
|
Title
|
Link
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51
|
Public
Health hot topics
|
|
52
|
Canada`s
2012 Budget - Public health implications
|
|
54
|
The
cost of US medical costs - Financial stress has a health cost itself
|
|
54
|
The
Determinants of Health - moving description into solutions
|
|
55
|
Tweeting
the public's health. Social media as a knowledge adjuvant
|
|
57
|
HIV
progress in Canada – A great public health success story to start the New
Year
|
|
59
|
Eggceptional
news: Its no yolk. The myth has been laid
|
|
60
|
Healthy
Build Environment Part 3: Health and social services, food stores and fast
food outlets
|
|
67
|
Social
injustice - Attawapiskat, Aboriginal Health and Janus
|
|
72
|
Hot
public health topics worth reviewing: Provincial budgets, low sodium diets,
smoking cessation and perinatal indicators
|
|
81
|
Electronic Health Records - so much spent and so far from achieving the goal |
|
85
|
Smart
meters –The role of public health in scientific controversy
| |
102
115 |
Hookah pipes – a new generation of smoking hazard Telehealth: A real public health contribution - or at least a major convenience |
|
122
|
Fracking - Is it an obscene public health word |
|
142
|
The
Cost of Poverty in Canada - a potential way to reduce health costs
|
Thanks to everyone that makes DrPHealth worth continuing to post.
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