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A blog dedicated to the use of computers in outpatient medical care. This is a forum for the promotion and mutual advancement of any/all EMR products (as well as any other medical office applications). It is not a discussion of the merits/drawbacks of any specific systems.

The mission of Dare-to-Dream.us is to advance the knowledge of consumers to empower them to to assess the quality and accessibility of mental health services, to disseminate to the general public comments from a mental health professional's perspective on mental health news, and to share information with other professionals.

Enoch Choi, Practicing Family Physician who enjoys technology consulting, family life, church, wine & food. Urgent Care medicine.  Emergency Preparedness.  Mobile healthcare.  Electronic Health Records (EMR/PHR). Consumer Health Search.  Tagging.  Medical Ontology. 

My life and times as an emergency department RN: the good, the bad, the interesting and everything in between!

An RN looks at health care from the other side of the gurney and isn't happy with what she finds there.

Medical Humanities is a group blog originating in the UK. It covers the relationship between medicine and culture, featuring events, exhibitions, reviews and thoughts on medical education.

The Biotech Weblog is a comprehensive, regularly updated weblog on the latest news and developments in the science and business of Biotechnology.

Useful up-to-date information on Allergies: basic infomation, latest research, product alerts, treatment and gadgets, recipes, and general tips on coping with allergies.

The Wellness Wiki helps clarify the complex problems plaguing the U.S. healthcare system and develop sustainable ways to improve the health and well-being of all people. This ever-evolving virtual encyclopedia of the healthcare crisis and potential remedies is updated continually.

This blog focuses on understanding the complex healthcare systems in America and abroad, and wise ways to improve the health and well-being of all people.

Click the following link to be connected with the Disease Proof homepage, this profile was setup for carnival submitting: http://www.diseaseproof.com/

Research highlights the presence of dysfunctional breathing (eg sleep disordered breathing) in children with a variety of physical, emotional or behavioural conditions. I'm interested in whether breathing retraining would help children or whether the disordered breathing is only an epiphenomenon.

Healthcare Economist gives an unbiased analysis of healthcare policy issues facing today's society.

Blog of a primary care physician in the Southeastern US. Mix of medical issues, personal doctor stories, and creative writing.

I am a woman of many 'hats'...wife, mother, birth doula, postpartum doula & childbirth educator, student nurse, employee, advocate, writer, speaker, mentor, volunteer...I diarize my ordinary real life, as a too-busy-woman, wearing too many hats, with too many responsibilities, doing everything with way too little time. 

I am a wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, Sunday School teacher. Frequently, doctor, therapy appointments, pharmacy trips, pills bottles interfer with my life . Pain and fatigue are  part of my life. I hope joy is what is seen first, not the pain and fatigue.

Physician-chef dishes on, dissects and makes sense of nutrition news, medical research and using food as medicine too, offering pragmatic options for weight loss, diet and supplements, and drug-food interactions. Original and well-tested recipe database searchable by ingredient, condition and more.

Hospital Buyer is dedicated to materials management and hospital
procurement news and trends, for hospital administrators and doctors
involved in these issues.

Straight From The Doc is Creative Weblogging's medical blog that is meant to inform and upadate patients in simplified terms about the recent news, research breakthroughs and reviews.

This site strives to be patient friendly in order for them to understand what the medical science has in store for them, whatever their condition is.

The Pharm Voice is Know More Media's blog about the pharmaceutical industry. This is a business blog that combines business and science that provids updates, news and breakthroughs in the pharmaceutical industry.

General health care policy, business and technology blog from a health care strategy consultant and forecaster

Life as an MD/PhD student, including the quirks associated with medical school, graduate school, and lab life as well as the challenges of being married through it all.

News and information for Medical Staff Service Professionals and others who work in healthcare management, medical staff administration, quality, accreditation, law, and provider credentialing. 

Lynch Ryan's weblog about workers' compensation, risk management, business insurance, workplace health & safety, occupational medicine, injured workers, insurance webtools & technology, and related topics.

Insurance. Health Insurance. Life Insurance. Risk Management. Consumer Driven Health Care. Transparency. Accountability. Responsibility.

Need we say more?

This is a collection of medical essays and student guides from a Caribbean Medical Student in Grenada.

"Who's Driving This Thing?!" is a fast-paced, engaging, tour de force of current health policy news and debates from around major media outlets and the blogosphere.

Dinah, ClinkShrink, & Roy introduce Shrink Rap: a blog by Psychiatrists for Psychiatrists. A place to talk; no one has to listen. All patient vignettes are confabulated; the psychiatrists, however, are mostly real.

Three psychiatrists blog from three different perspectives (private practice, forensic psychiatry, and general hospital psychiatry).

A personal blog that discusses health policy, healthcare administration and healthcare and nonprofit marketing. 

This blog was created by physicians for the posting of patient cases.  The cases are related to the field of pulmonary and intensive cre medicine.

This blog will be mainly concerned with topics related to orthopaedic surgery. Since I am from India, I intend to comment on medical or health related topics concerning India. Can I leave out the world wide web? I don't think so.

Thats a long ground to cover! And hopefuly, in the end, I will make it through. Come on in, buddy.

My experiences as a Singaporean doctor in the UK.  At present, I am an Emergency Department physician.

"Consumer-Driven Finance" provides insight and guidance to American's trying to grapple with the merging worlds of personal finance and medicine. Much attention is given to the Health Savings Account as both personal savings mechanism and medical tool.

"Consumer-Driven Opportunity" is a weekly roundup of the latest business dealings in the new consumer-driven health care economy.

"The Marketplace MD" will cover important issues impacting practicing physicians relevant to the transition of medicine to a marketplace economy.

"Marketplace.MD Update" provides quick links to the hottest news and debates in health business, economics, and policy.

Anxiety, Addiction and Depression Treatments addresses issues in the world of mental health and health care.  

what will it take for our hospitals to be the best run organizations on the face of the planet?    

Emerging research highlights the influence of resilience and authentic happiness on our health: Happystance is the conscious cultivation of both. I run voluntary Happystance workshops for carers as part of a stress-management strategy for people who perform work that is frequently demanding but can have little recognition.

This blog is about health promotion, healthy lifestyle and disease
prevention. The emphasis is upon primary prevention and the role of 
both the individual and the community in achieving optimum health
status. It is a state of mind and way of living. 

This cancer blog aims to educate readers about cancer in general: therapies and healing process available, about the research breakthroughs, healing and treatment stories.

Aetiology is a web log discussing a variety of issues
pertaining to the science of biology. While much of the focus is on infectious disease epidemiology or general microbiology, these are
fields that lend themselves to discussion of a wider range of
topics, including vaccines, medicine, public health,
pseudoscience, and politics. 

The future of information technology and its effects on healthcare and biomedical research informatics, from a socio-geek in the U.S. academic biomedical informatics community. Along the way we explore the Long Tail, social networking, folksonomies, Reed's Law, my Nokia 770, serious games, and scenario planning.

Did you ever wonder what it's like to be a Medical ICU nurse at the Greatest Hospital Of All Time? Do you wonder why there's a nursing shortage? This is PixelRN's personal account of what it's really like to be a 2nd career medical ICU nurse.

My blog is intended to be informative for both physicians, consumers, and health care institutions. It is both educational and opinionated.

The opinions are purely my own based upon 30 years of practicing medicine in a variety of envrionments ranging from military, VA, private practice and academic.

There is a communication gap between doctors and patients. I hear you now, doc . . .Will you listen to me? Comments on domestic abuse, difficult patients, patient dismissal, patient abandonment, and more.

Random musings from an Emergency Medicine Physician in the Pacific Northwest. Occasional forays into progressive politics, healthcare policy, healthcare management, and maybe aviation when I have the time.

Pharma Marketing Blog is dedicated to a critical evaluation of
pharmaceutical marketing practices and offers insights and links that
are designed to help marketers do a better job promoting prescription
medications.

Pharma Marketing Blog was cited by the Wall Street Journal as a Health Care Blog Insiders Read to Stay Current!

"Medical Liberty" argues the case for individual liberty and freedom in healthcare by first identifying the many examples of unfreedom in medicine today and then arguing for ways to make the discipline more free.