Posts Tagged ‘Grand-Rounds’
Blog Carnivals: Encephalon, Grand Rounds, Change of Shift
Three excellent new editions of these blog carnivals: — Encephalon at Neuroskeptic: brain and mind topics. — Grand Rounds at Running a Hospital: overall health and medicine, this week with special theme “when things go awry”. — Change of Shift at EmergiBlog: nursing and related healthcare topics.
Read MoreBrain, Mind, Health, Medicine: blog carnivals!
A couple of very well curated collections of recent blog posts: Encephalon #64: hosted by Neurocritic, covering neuroscience and psychology. Please make sure to visit when you have some time to spare…because you will quickly become addicted to the quality content and superb presentation. It’s Grand Rounds, What Do You Think? GOSH!: hosted by Kim at…
Read MoreGrand Rounds 5:12 — Healthcare Reform Q&A
“If Dr. Rob can interview Santa, why can’t I interview a select group of health & medical bloggers? They will have some good ideas to share”. So did President-elect Obama came to realize a few days ago. After his people kindly contacted our people, we felt compelled to grant him open access to our collective wisdom.…
Read MoreGrand Rounds and Encephalon Blogs
Quck heads up: Two excellent editions of these ongoing blog carnivals. — Encephalon 46th Edition: selection of neuroscience and psychology blog. posts — Grand Rounds 36th Edition: all things medical and healthy.
Read MoreHuman Resources, Brain Science, Health Blogs
Some great new editions of our favorite blog carnivals: — Encephalon, Forthy-Third Edition: the best of recent neuroscience and psychology blog posts. — Grand Rounds Volume 4, Number 30: superb overview of the health & medicine blogosphere. — Carnival of HR #31: great resources for Human Resources professionals.
Read MoreBrain, Mind and Body Blogs
A couple of great blog carnival editions (collections of blog posts around specific topics): — Encephalon: neuroscience and psychology. — Grand Rounds: health and medicine. And a good Radar Roundup of brain-related news. Note: our estimate for the whole market in 2007 is $225m, not $110m; and the Consumer Segment (mostly Nintendo Brain Age/ Academy, but not all)…
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