welcomes you to the new, improved website!Many surgeons remain skeptical navigating the intersection of professionalism and social media presence. Utilizing CTSNet.org profiles in Canada and the United States, these authors hypothesized that thoracic surgeons who are active on Twitter have a higher research citation index (h-index) than their nonactive counterparts.
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Twitter Activity Is Associated with a Higher Research Citation Index for Academic Thoracic Surgeons
Submitted by: Emily Farkas
Source: The Annals of Thoracic Surgery
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Author(s): Michal Coret, Matthew Rok, Jane Newman, Deven Deonarain, John Agzarian, Christian Finley, Yaron Shargall, Peter R.A. Malik, Yogita Patel, Waël C. Hanna
