Monday, March 19, 2007
Is Dr. Blogger telling too much?
Some food for thought about medical blogging. Click the title above to link to the on-line article.
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The mainstream media is awash with news articles that potentially impact the practice Emergency Medicine, and medicine overall. There is news of business, new technologies and policy issues that can impact our everyday practice. Now good luck keeping track of it all. This blog serves as a place where you can find most of these info bits with the help of a community.
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