Adding a new link to the blog roll today...I try to feature articles from all over the blog world and other medical news and include articles from time to time referencing the NHS in the news as well so it's only fit that I include a blog from the UK...please visit the site and those of others listed on the blog roll for additional information. Today, Dr. Bill Crounse, Senior Director of Health Care for Microsoft is also featuring information on the NHS on his blog. I also have listed both of his locations under the Blog Roll as well. As Dr. Crounse states, "The NHS is Microsoft's single largest customer." Take a look at the links in the Blog Roll section when you have the opportunity...that's what they are here for.
My blog has a little different focus in the fact that I post health care articles that cover a pretty vast area from technology to the daily news, as well as keeping the right hand side of this page up to date with links that are hopefully helpful to anyone reading this blog. In addition, I have included links to most of the larger social networks on each post, so if you see something you like and feel it should be shared, please feel free to add the post to the network of your choice. Most of the other blogs listed here do the same with links and please do the same for any articles you may find on other blogs as well and help spread the word. BD
NHS BLOG DOCTOR is written by Dr Crippen who is a British doctor practicing within the NHS. All comments, suggestions, and criticisms are welcome either at the end of each post, or by direct e-mail. (from the profile listing on the blog)
The articles in NHS BLOG DOCTOR are often of a light hearted nature and must not be used as a basis for medical treatment. Dr Crippen gets a large number of e-mails from the UK and abroad. He is always interested to hear of healthcare experiences, and grateful for any stories, information or even "tip-offs" that you may wish to contribute. Please keep them coming.
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