Mark (of Gullible's Travels) asked me to recommend some UK medical blogs. To my shame I could only think of a handful, so I vowed to change this sorry state of affairs and have a look at some other UK medical blogs.
But first, I need your help.
If you own/write a UK medical blog, or if you read one that isn't on my link-list on the right hand side of this page – then please either email me with it, or (even better) pop it in a comment for this post. Then I shall have a look at them all and summarise them in a future post.
Fly my pretties, fly! And bring me interesting links.
http://www.trauma.org/Me and the hubbie have had great fun trying out the moulages and trying not to kill the patients!!!
Mr Reynolds,I was emailing Dr Charles in the US the other day about the exact same thing. Not sure if you've ever heard of “Grand Rounds”. US med-bloggers do a round up of each others blogs and posts every week. I was wondering if a UK version would be a good idea. If you're getting a list of bloggers together – then that would give us a base to work from.
Or at least we could set up a web ring – that would be a start!
Dr Dre
Don't know if you habitually visit me, Tom, but I'm a BRC First Aider, recently qualified in Trauma/Resus and working to join SAS.traumaqueen.blogspot.com
Kal
Damn your eyes sirrah! You have seen through my feeble plans for setting up a UK Medblog webring…The plan is, to do a showcase of UK Med blogs later on in the week, then set-up invite everyone into a webring (which is a good thing, I got a lot of traffic through the emergiblogs webring). With enough people we could even start a UK biased Grand rounds type carnival.
And please…call me Tom.
new blog in the making: Nurse surgeons or will it be Mistress [not Mr] to remove hernias and other sliceing jobs.http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/health_medical/story.jsp?story=590105
I'm a student mental health nurse and I do a blog. However, it's only sometimes about nursing. I blog about all kinds of things, nursing being only one of them.If anyone wants to read my drivel, go to http://www.livejournal.com/users/spiritof1976/
Phil
Mine's not a medical blog – I'm a features writer and journalist – but I have blogged a feature I've had published on H.E.M.S – the London air ambulance. Spent a week with them on the chopper and on the trauma car and the feature might be of interest to anybody looking to learn more. It's here if you're interested:
Clicky straight to the feature
Love the blog, btw – I've written quite a few features having spent time with various divisions of the Met police and the military, so yours is a welcome addition to my blogroll. Keep it up, fella.
Ok Mr Tom,Did you see who was featured in this weeks Grand Rounds? Why yes, I do believe it was Dr 'as seen in the Guardian' Dre 😛
drop me a mail at anytownnhstrust 'at' yahoo.co.uk if there's anything I can do to ease the load.
mis yer, trust ye are not a victim of the bug, computer or dna'd[virus in the key board or at the keyboard] scarabstercus
im a student nurse and occasionally blog about how it is to be at the very bottom of the medical heirarchy.http://bobsnew.blogspot.com