Before I begin, I must thank Jeffrey Leow for the mammoth effort of putting together a carnival so unique that it actually unites Medico's from around the world to put forth their thoughts and blogs in the form of a carnival - SurgeXperiences! Apart from this being a collection of experiences (as the name suggests), it makes for fantastic reading and at the same time is hugely educational!
The current edition - 315 - is being hosted very capably at my colleague's Education Of a Knife. The next edition comes up right here on the 7th of February. This will be the first time I would be hosting a carnival of this kind, so I request you to bear with any untoward mistakes / misgivings, as I am still learning the ropes!
Submissions can be made here via this form and the deadline for the submissions would be 5th of February!
At this point, all I can say is that I would try hard to keep up the quality of SurgeXperiences by collecting the best readable posts there are to make 316 a successful edition as all the others in the past have been.
Interested readers can catch up on past issues here while reading the current episode and gearing up for the next post!
If you would like to be the host for SurgeXperiences in the future, please contact Jeffrey Leow.
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Hi, I couldn't find your email address, so I'm leave you a comment here instead...
Given the popularity and prevalence of twitter, I put together a list of 50 different doctors on Twitter that people can follow to potentially get some insight on their medical lives. If you wouldn’t mind, could you share my list with your readers?
If you know of any other physicians that you follow on twitter, I'd love to add him/her to the list. Just leave a comment on the blog.
Here's the post:
http://blog.onlinecollegeguru.com/health-care/50-doctors-to-follow-on-twitter/
Many thanks!
Richard
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