grand round medblogs blogging

At Dr Deb the new grand round is up. She made them into playlists, their is even a patient playlist, mental health playlist and many more, so go and enjoy.

Over at Musings of a Distractable Mind the new medical grand round is up. It has a wonderfull theme, the recent US election. He is giving advice to the next president of the US. He even included one of my recent posts. It goes with the picture above, curious?……….. get to Musings of a Distractable Mind.

Welcome to the Emergiblog Speedway, where the Grand Rounds 500 is about to get underway! No chance of a rain delay – our bloggers are ready to roll!

Thirty-nine bloggers have shown up for the event. All entries have qualified; no posts were sent back to the garage.

And ladies, don’t worry, you’re welcome on the track, I just wanted to use the classic starting phrase!

The new grand round is up at Emergiblog. Nice theme, you’ll never guess it so have a look and read the best outline of the posts in the medical blogosphere.

When I read Hospice it always reminds me of the Hospice Hotel-Dieu in Beaune, France. You certainly have to visit it when in the neighborhood. But what you should visit right now is the new grand round over at Pallimed.

Below I have taken the liberty to edit down to what I considered the most provocative, most interesting, or most literary posts published in the last week. I have included all submissions in the first comment of this post so that everyone can see all the posts submitted.

Another surgical grand round (yes they write and read medblogs) on Buckeye Surgeon.

Two dutch contributions, one from Laika, a medical librarian about: What would happen if nurses wouldn’t routinely measure temperature? Would infections be missed? Could this lead to more serious infections and other complications?

And yours truly: A post about the paucity of women who actually perform self breast exams, and whether it matters.

This week’s edition of the Grand Rounds is up at: Nurse Ratched’s Place

The theme is:

Healthcare consumers use to do a lot of crazy things in order to stay healthy. Quack medicine has been around for a long time, and many early remedies were laced with cocaine, heroine, and mercury. Then things really got strange with the advent of electricity.

Especially the electricity intrigued me. Go and read these excellent collection of posts from the medical blogosphere.

Most things in life can be related, one way or another, to an episode of Seinfeld.

It’s true. That TV show which claimed to be “about nothing” pretty much said everything that needed to be said about, well, everything.

Take this week’s Grand Rounds, the best of the Medical Blogosphere. It’s totally Seinfeld. Every post. Why I can hear Jerry, even now…

This weeks grand round is related to episodes of Seinfeld, never heard about this sitcom but the connection to the posts is well done. Love the video’s related to the posts, great job, go and read at The Blog that Ate Manhattan