Technology Medical Websites of value?

[seewell]

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I'd love to find out what medical websites you all find of most value.
Of cource, studentdoctor.net is the best of them all

Here are my top 4, which I use every day:

eMedicine
JournalReview.org
UpToDate
cdc.gov/az.do

What are your top 4??

 

[fielight]

i like the Merck Manual (http://www.merck.com/mmhe/index.html); i use the Home edition when in the mood for light reading, but Diagnosis & Therapy edition for the definitive facts.

 

[Adcadet]

MD Consult (you may get access through your school) also has some full-text journals, very similar to Merck Medicus.

Here is a few of my medical references:

ACP Journal Club - requires a free registration to join ACP

AFP Topic Index

Intellihealth Medical Dictionary

Online Medical Dictionary

PLoS Medicine

 

[DOctorJay]

wheeless' textbook of orthopedics
mdconsult - requires registration but hopefully you can get set up through your school's library

 

[Southpawz]

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[seewell]

Here are some other great evidence based medicine resources, provided by SUNY Downstate library:

http://library.downstate.edu/resources/ebm.htm#tut

 

[seewell]

These are the top sites as listed by the New York Public Library.

http://www.nypl.org/links/index.cfm?Trg=1&d1=194&d3=Magazine and Journal Articles

 

[DrNice]

www.rss4medics.com

If you aren't using RSS yet, then you should have a look at this site to find out how useful it is for the doctor in keeping up to date with journals and new information on websites. If you are already using it, have a look at the medical rss feeds directory.

 

[seewell]

I've found this list very helpful:

http://www.acgme.org/acWebsite/resInfo/ri_webLinks.asp

 

[spinosum]

I personally find this site quite useful, although I am not from the Indian continent. The contents are somewhat relevant, and especially for those going for postgrad courses, this site is helpful. Furthermore, by reading those interviews of doctors/medical students who achieved marvellous results, really give me a great boost in morale and confidence to do better in my career!

http://www.rxpgonline.com/

 

[seewell]

http://www.rxpgonline.com/

That does look very good!
For those interested in dermatology, here are some great links:
http://www.dermnetnz.org/doctors/links.html

 

[HTD]

In terms of my daily practice of surgery, I can't think of one other than google.

This is exactly why I started Help the Doctor. I am my own harshest critic but I hope one day for it to be a place to seek out information of all types. I want it to be more than a collection of links, but a highlighter of whats going on that compliments a strong foundation of resources and links.

Take a look and please let me have some critcisms. Sorry to be the attention *****, but this is an important project to me and I find SDN to be a great resource for the "pulse" of young medicine today.

 

[dybra]

Thanks, for the links....

 

[seewell]

http://www.retrovirology.com/weblinks/?link=General resources

Enjoy!

 

[e_phn]

i think webmd is one of the best websites.

 

[Terpskins99]

http://www.pathguy.com/lectures.htm

Dr. Friedlander makes all of his pathology lecture material freely available to the public. (His site is on the recommended list at the back of First Aid.)

Even Goljan isn't willing to do that.

 

[SamMax]

http://www.medscape.com/home

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/encyclopedia.html