by Marshall Riddle, Senior Analyst, MCOL
 
In addition to checking healthsprocket.com there are many different ways to keep up with the newest healthsprocket lists. Two websites, mcol.com and mhealthshare.com both feature a new list of interest on their homepages.  The list featured on mhealthshare.com is always a list relating to mhealth. Another site, MedicareHMO.com, contains a section with all of the Medicare themed healthsprocket lists. There is also a bi-monthly newsletter from MedicareHMO.com which features a recent Medicare healthsprocket list.
 
In addition to the MedicareHMO newsletter there are a number of other e-newsletters available free of cost which feature healthsprocket lists. Four e-newsletters from Health Policy Publishing, Predictive Modeling Bulletin, Medical Home Bulletin, Accountable Care Bulletin, and Readmissions Bulletin, all incorporate a healthsprocket list pertainting to their respective topics in their second edition of the month.  A fifth Health Policy Publishing e-newsletter, Health Change Bulletin, has a healthsprocket list in each of its weekly editions, which relate to change in the healthcare industry. Another e-newsletter from consumerdrivencare.com, the Consumer Driven Dispatch, has a consumer driven care themed list in its first edition of every month.
 
There are also two MCOL member newlsetters, MCOL Monthly and @Employer, which bring you the latest healthsprocket lists.  You can recieve these by signing up for either a free or paid MCOL membership.
 
Healthsprocket also posts new lists of interest to its twitter account.  You can view its tweets and follow healthsprocket at twitter.com/healthsprocket.
 
Don't forget that healthsprocket has a weekly newsletter, the sprocketrocket, available which contains that week's lists, editor's picks, featured lists and tips. You can view the most recent issue here.