This week's edition of Grand Rounds is hosted by Doc Gurley. The theme, oddly enough, is professional wrestling. I'm at a loss to explain how that pertains to medicine but the collection of articles is worthwhile reading nevertheless. Our entry on the CMAJ's spoof article mix-up problem is included.
The latest edition of the Health Wonk Review is also online, at the Medical Humanities Blog. Canadian Medicine's recent piece on apology protection legislation proposed in Ontario is mentioned.
Keep your eye out for the next editions, whether you're a reader or a blogger who'd like to submit an article for consideration: here are the schedules for upcoming Grand Rounds and Health Wonk Review anthologies. Another excellent medical blogging collection is the biweekly Medicine 2.0.
We're hosting the next edition of the Medicine 2.0 blog carnival on May 5. For details, click here.
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Suffering from administrative distress? (Jul. 7)
Fight back against paperwork-induced burnout
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New emergence of severe infections remains unexplained
David Caplan aims for better, cheaper healthcare (Jun. 29)
A Q&A with Ontario's health minister
Friday, May 2, 2008
Around the web: Grand Rounds and Health Wonk Review
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