Any Bloggers in the house?

[droliver]

Any Bloggers in the house among the SDN group? I enjoy reading some other MD's pages, particulary http://cut-to-cure.blogspot.com/.

Having started bloggin January, I've found it real cathartic.

My blog Plastic Surgery 101 [http://plasticsurgery101.blogspot.com/] has been going since I entered practice. Just curious who else is into this

cheers

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[DOtobe]

I have a blog on my myspace page. It's a combination of stuff that happens to me at work and stuff that happens in other parts of my life. I enjoy blogging - it's cathartic for me too

 

[emtcsmith]

myspace: http://www.myspace.com/7015771
xanga: www.xanga.com/a047


mostly life, ems, and work its a little different I sort of write it like a TV series just to be different from all the others out there.

 

[8744]

Please read my humble blog on which I will resume blogging soon, having stopped temporarily secondary to moving and switching residency programs.

 

[deleted87716]

Please read my humble blog on which I will resume blogging soon, having stopped temporarily secondary to moving and switching residency programs.

I'm looking forward to it. BTW...I can think of lots of words to describe your blog, Gus, but "humble" isn't one of 'em.

 

[anon-y-mouse]

Blog of a medical student who seems really interested in technology and medicine:
http://nielsolson.us/Haversian/

One of the best parts, in my opinion, is the list of links he has to other medical-related blogs... he's taken the time to find other great medical blogs from practicing MD's, medical students, residents, etc. (the lis of other blogs is on the right, underneath the search box).

You might also want to check out "Grand Rounds":
http://blogborygmi.blogspot.com/2004/09/grand-rounds-archive-upcoming-schedule.html

Basically, every week or so, a different medical blogger hosts a session of "grand rounds" and talks about some aspect of their practice, some interesting cases / findings. Some of them are pretty intereseting.

Some blogs I read now and then:

http://ahyesmedschool.blogspot.com <- not mine, but hilarious account of the medical school years.

Blog of a general surgeon:
http://www.cut-to-cure.blogspot.com/

 

[emtcsmith]

Panda's blog is one of the best blogs I've found.

 

[RxnMan]

nevermind

 

[radonc]

no i do not blog...nor do i read blogs. have enough trouble getting through study materials for the boards...

 

[Wallachia]

oncology blog
the cheerful oncologist

 

[Rhiana]

My ER blog
http://erdoctor.blogspot.com/

 

[irrka]

My blabbering blog which often falters http://irrka.blogspot.com

 

[droliver]

Panda's blog is one of the best blogs I've found.

I agree, good material. Much more fleshed out then the random 2-3 sentence types of med-blogs.

 

[raspberry swirl]

http://blog.myspace.com/annebuchanan
its basically just a med student b*tchfest though ... lots to complain about

 

[Gmw1386]

For an overly passionate premedical student doomed to have his spirits broken in medschool check http://housedo.blogspot.com

 

[Mumpu]

Just started my own blog as means of keeping friends and family up to date on my residency happenings (not much time for personal communication with everyone with 80/30).

http://rrrnomrg.blogspot.com/

 

[Hurricane]

Yeah I got one. From the wonderful world of psychiatry

http://blue-hurricane.livejournal.com/

 

[caffeinefree08]

Started one during Board Studying time for suffering med students. It's random, and I try to keep from naming names in it since our med school administration has been known to surf our pages from time to time - hunting for the scent of 'unprofessionalism.'

And yes, I have trouble staying awake during rounds. caffeinefreeinmed3.blogspot.com

 

[prominence]

any MD/MBA bloggers?

 

[8744]

My ER blog
http://erdoctor.blogspot.com/

Your blog is very good. Too bad you don't have more time to add to it.