Pallimed is this week's host of Grand Rounds. You can read this week’s edition here.
Welcome to Grand Rounds, a weekly round-up of the best of the medical blogosphere. We here at Pallimed (Drew, Lyle, Amy, Amber and myself) are honored to be hosting Grand Rounds for the 3rd time. For the history books here are the 2007 (theme: prognostication) and 2008 editions. The theme this week is "The Art of Medicine and Nursing" in honor of our sister blog Pallimed: Arts and Humanities.
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Kim, Emergiblog, is the host of the latest edition of Change of Shift (Vol 4, No 7) ! You can find the schedule and the COS archives at Emergiblog. (photo credit) Welcome to the latest version of Change of Shift, the nursing blog carnival!
Lots of topics this week: H1N1 is on a lot of minds these days, there are a couple of posts for new grads and it looks like one particular blogger is going to have to re-evaluate her opinion on a certain Showtime show (cough!).
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Dr Val presents us with this informative interview: Can You Name The 10 Vaccines That Adults May Need?
Have you been checking out Dr Rob’s podcast, House Call Doctor? If not, here’s a good one to start with: How to Find a Good Primary Care Doctor, Episode 16: September 30, 2009.
It would be nice if there was find your dream doctor dot com that worked a lot like the match-making sites you see advertised all over the place. But despite the fact that there isn’t such a website, you can use some of their principles to narrow down your search. …….
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H/T to scanman and DrVes for this interesting topic of food examples in radiology. Check out this tweet:
Updated Food Examples in Radiology http://bit.ly/3RtU6B with Selections from the Buffet of Food Signs in Radiology http://bit.ly/31DGp210:29 AM Sep 30th
And this article:
Selections from the Buffet of Food Signs in Radiology. Clare J. Roche et al. November 2002 RadioGraphics, 22, 1369-1384.
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Dr. Joshua Swimmer who goes by kidneynotes on twitter, ask this
Did I miss anything on this list of kidney diseases? http://ping.fm/n4rso
I don’t think it did. It’s an impressive list with links to more information on each disease. Check it out. Maybe bookmark it.
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H/T to Dr Charles for the link to an exhibit entitled Dialogues with Darwin held at the American Philosophical Society Museum: “amazingly good online museum tour in which you can get the same virtual experience as seeing the originals.”
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This week is Dr Anonymous will have special guests: international medbloggers Bongi and ScanMan. Come join us. The show starts at 9 pm EST.
Upcoming Dr. A Shows
10/13 : Dr. A Show: Pre-BlogWorld Expo Show
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I would LOVE to see and touch this piece of cloth on exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History.
A spectacular and extremely rare textile, woven from golden-colored silk thread produced by more than one million spiders in Madagascar, goes on display Wednesday, September 23 in the Museum's Grand Gallery. This magnificent contemporary textile, measuring 11 feet by 4 feet, took four years to make using a painstaking technique developed more than 100 years ago.
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