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Re: Poll archive
posted at 17/8/2010 11:59 AM BST
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Posts: 603
First: 17/11/2008 Last: 6/10/2010 |
Should rich countries pay "transfer fees" if they poach health professionals from poorer countries? Yes: 78.6% (169 votes) No: 21.4% (46 votes) |
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Re: Poll archive
posted at 17/8/2010 3:24 PM BST
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Posts: 1596
First: 24/12/2008 Last: 24/5/2013 |
Hi David, Thanks for all these polls update. I was wondering if you could make these data in charts! It could be pie chart or bar diagram or any of those like trend! The poll is all exhibited when you vote and it will be interesting to look in chart when you post here. I hope that is not too much work for you. I know some of these online polls do have chart feature as well. One more point about doc2doc, is it still suffering from technical difficulty? When I click 'next' page, it never displays. It is blank and it does not even say loading. It stays forever and I have to refresh to get it. It displays sometimes and sometimes it does not. It has been here for a while. Similarly, when I read blogs; sometimes comments are displayed and sometimes they are not. So much so, comments do not show even if I click comments though it shows number of comments! Thanks. |
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Re: Poll archive
posted at 17/8/2010 3:51 PM BST
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First: 17/11/2008 Last: 6/10/2010 |
Hi Mati, Great to hear from you, thanks for rapid responding to my article over on BMJ Careers. Certainly an interest point about using the data from the polls, perhaps that is something you would be interested in creating? As most of the poll were yes / no how would you plot that it charts and graphs? I am sorry to hear about the technical issues you are facing, could you please email me at disaacson@bmj.com detailing the issue and what internet browser you are using to access doc2doc. Hopefully that information will help our technical developer fix any potential bugs. Thanks, David - doc2doc community manager |
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Re: Poll archive
posted at 18/8/2010 11:38 AM BST
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First: 17/11/2008 Last: 6/10/2010 |
Thanks Mati. I can confirm that there is an issue rendering forum content in webkit browsers (Google Chrome and Safari). I have forwarded the information you sent me over to our technical colleagues whom will investigate the issue further. Before a fix is released for this, may I suggest you use Firefox as an alternative browser? David |
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Re: Poll archive
posted at 25/8/2010 2:10 PM BST
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Will increasing resistance eventually mean the end of antibiotics? Yes 26% No 74% |
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Re: Poll archive
posted at 27/8/2010 12:58 PM BST
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First: 27/8/2010 Last: 20/1/2011 |
Should the term "junkie" be as unacceptable as "lunatic" or "queer"? YES 38% NO 62% |
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Re: Poll archive
posted at 29/8/2010 12:44 PM BST
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First: 25/2/2010 Last: 17/3/2012 |
I find the result of the last poll deeply embarrassing. I can only hope that it arose as a result of some of us misunderstanding the question. I do hope the pro-'junkie' majority will stick to their guns and use this perjorative term widely in their legal reports, professional exams and at coroner's' inquests. They may then receive a more definitive answer to the question. |
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Re: Poll archive 27/08/10 - 31/08/2010
posted at 31/8/2010 3:40 PM BST
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First: 27/8/2010 Last: 20/1/2011 |
Should antibiotic prophylaxis be given for all dog bites? Yes 53% No 47% |
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