This week’s Medblog Grand Rounds has reached the 200th Edition and is at GruntDoc.
There are more than 40 submissions and the following posts were made in Canada:
Roman Acupuncture
It’s a wrap for dangerous donairs after health warning
The failed mandate of our family practice course
Finding Time
Tonsilloliths a.k.a. throat poo
This week Grand Rounds is hosted at The Blog That Ate Manhattan with the best of the medical blogosphere.
Most things in life can be related, one way or another, to an episode of Seinfeld.
Here are some interesting posts from the month of June:
Finally starting independent practice: not exactly priceless. Actually, it’s more than $6000. That’s more than 10% of my annual income, all due in the past month or so.
Just wait until you get the annual EMR software upgrade bill.
Are today’s medical students wusses?
“HE would never make it through OUR medical school class. There is SO much more known about medicine today… heck, DNA wasn’t even INVENTED when he was a medical student!”
The good old days of medicine… Video: I Am A Doctor -1955.
I sometimes feel as though I have one foot in each of two different worlds, as though Alice were in both Wonderland and Kansas at the same time.
This post if proof that medical executives should be physicians so that we could avoid this scenario – We Don’t Speak the Same Lingo.