How to Stay Up-To-Date in Your Field

Chaptered recording for the webinar presented on 27th March 2025
0:00 Introducing the webinar and the speaker
0:30 Why do we need this session: Too much information
0:48 How would you like to pay: Time or money? Maybe both?
1:28 FOMO = Fear of Missing Out
1:53 Information (knowledge) is power, life, and career
2:45 Information is more important than food. Impact on Mental, Physical, and Emotional Health
4:00 Information is just like food: Fast food, organic, meals, junk food, and snacks
6:04 Personal Information Management: Identity, Shopping, Calls, SMS, Notifications, Mails, Emails, Finance, Household, Wishlist, Travel and Events, Emergencies, Healthcare, Future Planning, Retirement, Investment, Career, Work, and Business in a Changing Environment
9:54 Information Management in Simple Words
10:08 Information, Knowledge, Wisdom, and Intelligence
10:34 Information vs Knowledge
11:21 Push vs Pull Technology
12:33 The Story of Fox and Squirrel
13:45 Information Management and Time Management: Priority + Time
16:22 Saved File's Visibility and Invisibility
17:41 Traditional way: Professional body: Current Awareness Service (CAS) and Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI)
20:17 Traditional way: Stay Alert - Email Alerts and Search Alerts for Jobs, Funding, Publicaitons, and Filters and Rules in Gmail and Outlook
25:23 Community, people, networking, social media, and mailing lists
26:50 Having Two Social Media Accounts
27:39 Feed Readers, RSS, and XML - ClinicalTrials.gov and PubMed Searches
28:55 Feed Reader Example: Feedly Demo - No ads, No cookies
34:28 Modern Way: BIMS (Biomed News) to Create Newsletter - Machine Learning + Human In The Loop (HITL)
39:43 Learning Opportunities: YouTube + LinkedIn
42:54 YouTube Demo: Algorithm, Channels, Advertisement, Subscriptions, and Chaptering the Videos
48:57 Information Minimalism and Knowledge Maximalism - Reviews, Videos, Reading vs Watching
52:37 Out-of-date Educational System
53:21 Critical Appraisal of Sources
55:27 If lost, get a map - Evidence Map in Nested Knowledge Demo, PRISMA 2009 and PRISMA 2020, Bibliomine
58:06 Summary: Subscriptions, Feed Readers, Newsletter in BIMS, and Evidence Map in Nested Knowledge
58:36 Future Webinars and Recording of Webinars
58:39 Question: Is Feedly free?
58:50 Question: Does Feedly provide notifications?
59:04 Question: Does the PubMed search results page has an RSS Feed?
59:22 Question: Can we create more than one report in BIMS?
59:40 Question: Can we trust LinkedIn with lack of openness, evidence-free self-promotion - we are products in a capitalist society
1:01:21 Question: Can I have the link to the Nested Knowledge Evidence Map you created?
1:01:40 Question: When can one create more than one report in BIMS?
1:02:06 Question: What tool do you use for maintaining notes or important stats?
1:03:12 My subscriptions on YouTube
1:04:25 Future webinars and previous recorded webinars

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