RedScrubs Weekly Wrap-up 6-27-08
Well, it’s falling a flood outside my office today and the electricity decided to take a vacation - hopefully not a very long one. Instead of taking a nap in my chair and waking up groggy, I decided to check my MedReader and get a little bloggy! (I know, I know…I won’t be winning any prizes for my poetry anytime soon…)
Now seriously, there’s been some really great posts out there in the blogosphere this week along with some excellent submissions to Redscrubs. As for the Scrubby Award Winner and the Runners-Up, you have my permission to continue reading after the drumroll:
—Dr. Incognito
Scrubby Winner: This Old White Coat by HalfMD (Excellent post, HalfMD; “coats” off to you for such a great piece of writing)
Honorable Mentions:
- Conflicts, Bad Science, and Corlux by Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry: A Closer Look
- Pain Placebo Marketed to our Children by Kathy Shattler from RedScrubs
- Help for Children with Mental Illness by John M. Grohol, Psy.D. from PsychCentral
- Surgical Checklist for Patient Safety by Toni Brayer MD at Everything Health
Congratulations to all of the winning authors this week, and don’t forget that each week’s Scrubby Award winner gets a free pair of red scrubs, courtesy of NW Scrubs. Also, if you find a great medical related blog post (or have one of your own), please submit it here.
Toni Brayer, MD responds:
Posted: June 27th, 2008 at 5:39 pm →
Thanks for the honorable mention this week. I will keep writing and maybe I’ll be lucky enough to get some of those cool red scrubs! TB
Kathy J. Shattler, M.S.,RD responds:
Posted: July 2nd, 2008 at 8:12 am →
Thanks to redscrubs for the honorable mention. I appreciate the recognition. I think that is twice I have been nominated now, but can’t quite get my hands on those cool red scrubs. I will keep trying! KS