This page is adapted from ScienceRoll, an excellent blog about Web 2.0 in Medicine. It is used under a Creative Commons License.
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• Medicine in Wikipedia: my post on the medical activities in Wikipedia

• Ask Dr Wiki: I’ve already compared this medical wiki and Wikipedia

• Radiopaedia: a wiki for radiology (my post on that wiki)

• Flu Wiki: The purpose of the Flu Wiki is to help local communities prepare for and perhaps cope with a possible influenza pandemic.

• Wikisurgery: Wikisurgery is a free surgical encyclopedia for surgeons and their patients.

• Ganfyd.org: Ganfyd is a collaborative medical reference by medical professionals and invited non-medical experts.

• The Clinical Informatics Wiki: It is an implementation of a wiki devoted to topics in clinical informatics.

• HealthGrid Wiki: A wiki dedicated to grids for health.

• Wellness Wiki: Understanding and Curing the Healthcare Crisis.

• Billingwiki: a collaborative medical billing knowledge base for practice profitability and compliance. It includes fresh views and new concepts leveraging state of the art technology.

• Student Doctor Network Wiki: is a nonprofit organization committed to assisting health professionals at all stages of their careers through volunteer-run and community-based discussion.

• Medtech Wiki: Medgadget’s wiki aiming to create a comprehensive database of medical technologies and devices, including specifications, methods of use, and commentary on efficacy and other issues.

• AIDS wiki: a community gathering place for AIDS dissidents to assist and foster activism. The wiki reflects a pro-dissident POV, although the diversity of opinion present among AIDS dissidents is respected.

• WikiMD: is a free Medical Encyclopedia editable by anybody. It was created by a resident in Internal Medicine in Philadelphia.

• WikiKidney: This wiki has been developed by The Nephron Information Center for the renal community of doctors and allied health personnel, industry, payors, CMS, patients and their families.

• Medic Wikia: The aim of this wiki is to develop a collaboratively edited information resource focused on medical issues, treatment protocols, ethical standards, and historical information of use to street medics.

Update (many thanks to KJ and David Rothman!):

• EBM Librarian wiki: The purpose of this wiki is to develop a community of librarians who are involved in teaching and supporting the practice of evidence based medicine (ebm) or evidence based practice (ebp).

• EHealth wiki: a platform for the eHealth research community to collaboratively develop eHealth and Internet research ideas and observations into papers, proposals, research protocols, projects and programs.

• Medical Images Wiki: The CHERRI report outlines a persuasive approach that could enable the sharing of medical images to support education needs (clinical recordings in academic, non-clinical settings).

• Medical Imaging Wiki

• Nursing Wiki: a wiki-project for health care and nursing information.

• PubDrug: PubDrug.org is an open access directory of drug monographs on a wiki platform.

• Quality of medical data: This wiki was created to be a research resource for epidemiologists, healthcare workers, insurers, and patients interested in the issues surrounding the quality of medical data.

• WikiCancer: Cancer stories,support and infromation.

• WikiHealth: the collaborative online health and wellness community where your participation makes a difference!

• WikiRadiology: The free medical imaging resource created by the radiology community.

• WikiEcho: A wiki dedicated to echocardiology.