Gómez Rivas J, Carrion D M, Tortolero L, Veneziano D, Esperto F, Greco F, Cacciamani G, Dourado Meneses A, Okhunov Z, Rodriguez Socarrás M
Departamento de Urología, Hospital Universitario la Paz, Madrid, España; European Association of Urology/Young Academics Urologists, Uro-Technology and communications working party (ESUT-YAU), Arnhem, Países Bajos.
Departamento de Urología, Hospital Universitario la Paz, Madrid, España.
Actas Urol Esp (Engl Ed). 2019 Jun;43(5):269-276. doi: 10.1016/j.acuro.2018.12.003. Epub 2019 Apr 20.
Nowadays, it is almost impossible not to link most of the sources of modern knowledge to information of 2.0 technologies. The aim of this review is to analyse the role of scientific social media (Sc-SoMe) and its potential applications in urology.
A literature search was carried out using the PubMed database until July 2018. The research was performed with the following terms: "Social Media", "urology", "science", "research".
Social media (SoMe) offers integrated services and easy tools for communication, collaboration and participation. Popular prototypical platforms of SoMe are Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. SoMe not only influence private life and personal communication, but these also affect business and science sectors. In this sense, the term Sc-SoMe describes the impact and usage of 2.0 technologies platforms on scientific work. There are different models of Sc-SoMe such as author identifiers which are unique identifiers that allow managing the professional identity of each researcher, distinguishing them from other researchers and unequivocally associating their work and author profiles. This helps us manage our own academic profile and control the information available about us and ensure that other researchers are finding correct and complete information about our research and career. Examples of Sc-SoMe are: ResearchGate, ORCID, Mendeley among others.
Sc-SoMe should not only provide important information and services for literature and literature search. These could also be an important catalyst for promoting appropriate and helpful services in the context of a new concept of science, the science 2.0.
如今，几乎不可能不将现代知识的大部分来源与2.0技术的信息联系起来。本综述的目的是分析科学社交媒体（Sc-SoMe）的作用及其在泌尿外科中的潜在应用。
使用PubMed数据库进行文献检索，直至2018年7月。检索词如下：“社交媒体”、“泌尿外科”、“科学”、“研究”。
社交媒体（SoMe）提供了集成服务以及用于交流、协作和参与的便捷工具。SoMe的流行典型平台有Facebook、Twitter或Instagram。SoMe不仅影响私人生活和个人交流，还对商业和科学领域产生影响。从这个意义上讲，Sc-SoMe一词描述了2.0技术平台对科学工作的影响和使用情况。Sc-SoMe有不同的模式，如作者标识符，这是一种唯一标识符，可用于管理每位研究人员的职业身份，将他们与其他研究人员区分开来，并明确将他们的工作与作者简介相关联。这有助于我们管理自己的学术档案，控制关于我们的可用信息，并确保其他研究人员找到关于我们的研究和职业生涯的正确且完整的信息。Sc-SoMe的例子有：ResearchGate、ORCID、Mendeley等。
Sc-SoMe不仅应为文献及文献检索提供重要信息和服务。在科学2.0这一新科学概念的背景下，它们也可能成为推广适当且有益服务的重要催化剂。
