
Death is no impediment to continuing to be an author in prestigious medical journals - from the former BMJ editor Richard Smith: “One of the authors on the paper, the most distinguished of the several cardiologists, actually died before the study began. Yet that hasn’t stopped him being an author on a recently published letter that he cannot have read in response to another letter that he cannot have read about a paper that he cannot have read. Wilmshurst, it is clear, finds this absurdity amusing. Death is no impediment to continuing to be an author in prestigious medical journals.” http://buff.ly/QlJhBd
Healthcare CEO: She was on 2 medications at home, not the 22 "re-started" in hospital now. How did this happen? http://buff.ly/QlJ3tK
Virtually There -- following the 2012 ACEP meeiting via Twitter http://buff.ly/RgZ2fE
Dr. Wes: On The Promotion of "Hospital-Based Killing" http://bit.ly/TrhVPK
Creating the #FOAMed network (Free Online Medical Education) http://buff.ly/PqezX2
Life as a Healthcare CIO: Mobile Devices for Medical Education http://buff.ly/QoLsX2
Why Do Academic Medical Centers Do Poorly on Quality Report Cards? http://buff.ly/PqeZwy
From physician to app entrepreneur, one perspective http://buff.ly/Pqfo2f
8 Things Medical School Failed to Teach Me About Being a Physician Executive - Kent Bottles http://buff.ly/QoLCOf
Tutorial showing Physicians how to set up their iPad for medical use http://bit.ly/RjsAbu
Tweeting a Medical Meeting http://buff.ly/Pqfw1y
Comments from Twitter:
Mike Cadogan @sandnsurf: More great #FOAMed reading via @DrVes “Best of Medical Blogs - weekly review and blog carnival” litfl.com/RFNRK4