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Introductions for new members
posted at 4/12/2008 12:04 PM GMT
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Hi, As we are all new to the site I thought it might be a good idea for us all to get together and post a little bit about ourselves. I'll go first. I am a 26 year old guy from Cambridge, I have been working as a community manager for over 4 years now. I have been involved in communities' since bulletin boards were around in the 90's, you could say that I was a natural. On a more personal level, I enjoy travelling and have spent many months in and around Asia. Please feel free to post on my profile or email me directly at community.doc2doc@bmjgroup.com should you have any questions or just fancy a chat.
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Re: Introductions for new members
posted at 9/12/2008 10:15 AM GMT
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First: 9/12/2008 Last: 19/5/2013 |
Hello, I'm Anne Marie. I am Generation X not Y, and have always been interested in the potential of www to connect people and help them learn together. I am a GP in South Wales and Clinical Lecturer in Cardiff University. I wonder if and howcweb 2.0, or 3.0 or 4.0 will change the way I and the medical students I teach, will work, learn and care for patients. I started on a mission in October to start exploring 2.0 tools. I'm recording my efforts in my blog. At the moment I'm trying to find doctors who use tools like twitter or social bookmarking sites, such as delicious, clinically.
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Re: Introductions for new members
posted at 9/12/2008 4:35 PM GMT
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First: 17/11/2008 Last: 6/10/2010 |
Hello and welcome to doc2doc Amcunningham, it is great to see that you have been able to register ok after the initial problems. I look forward to reading your blog and catching up to discuss your experinces so far on doc2doc. David Admin |
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Re: Introductions for new members
posted at 16/12/2008 4:42 PM GMT
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First: 16/12/2008 Last: 18/12/2008 |
Good afternoon, all. Actually it is still morning on this side 'the pond' but that's all part of the attraction to sites like this. I'm very impressed with what I've seen so far: easy nav, tidy and colorful pages, quick to load...well done all. I'm presently working for BMJ, so lest my boss find me hanging out here too much wasting company time I'd best keep my comments short. Tata for now! SG
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Re: Introductions for new members
posted at 29/12/2008 1:02 PM GMT
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First: 24/12/2008 Last: 29/5/2013 |
Hello Everybody here, I would like to thank BMJ community for bringing out this concept and launching it. This is amazing. Doctors do need forum and now the place is here! I'm junior doctor from Nepal. I graduated a couple of months earlier from Nepal (Maharajgunj Campus, Institute of Medicine, Kathmandu), Asia. I also BSc in Chemistry. I had long been reading (from my second year) studentBMj, BMJ, BMJJournals and other medical journals and sending rapid responses. Interaction, discussion, writing and editing are my interests. Thank GOD, BMJ is free to Nepal !!! Professionally, I would love to go further ahead with Research. I have been involved in Mountain Medicine and High Altitude Physiology and (ironically) it may be due to being from a mountainous country Nepal. I'm looking ahead for the postgraduation education in the near future. I hope to visit here regularly and interact with you all in regular basis. I love it.
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Re: Introductions for new members
posted at 1/3/2009 8:35 PM GMT
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First: 25/1/2009 Last: 14/6/2013 |
I realise that although I have been blogging and posting for several weeks now on doc2doc I realise I never introduced myself... I'm a 24 yr old FY1 doctor graduated from Nottingham 08 and am currently working in the Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham (although I live across the M1 in Derby). I'm interested in paediatrics and medical education and like to think myself an advocate for FY1s getting noticed for what they do (although some of you will think that very little). For more information about me try reading my blog on "feeling utterly helpless" and some of my forum posts such as "alternative medical reads" and "how far are you prepared to go for your career" |
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Re: Introductions for new members
posted at 24/3/2009 5:10 PM GMT
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First: 22/3/2009 Last: 28/6/2011 |
Hi I am Dr Ron Thomas Varghese,from Kerala,India.I have just finished my MBBS and am doing rural service for a year.Catch my experiences on rural India on my blog TALES FROM RURAL INDIA. I feel honoured to be a part of this group. |
