Twitter: Delusion of personal exceptionalism

Twitter: The delusion of personal exceptionalism; drug reps influence others but not me! Painful to read: http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2011/12/e … ‪#health‬ ‪#primarycare‬

GP Synergy Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) and Critical Appraisal Online Course for GP registrars

This is a short online e-learning course in five modules.  Its goal is to develop EBM and critical appraisal knowledge and skills in general practice registrars.

Team members: Michael Tam and Anne Eastwood.

http://tiny.cc/ebm4gp

Is cryotherapy the best treatment for common warts?

This article was published in Medical Observer.

The article is also available on the Medical Observer website (may need registration).

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Perceptions of GPs in teaching practices on detecting problem drinking, and the AUDIT-C

This was a poster presentation at the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) GP11 Conference.

Both the poster, and the handout are in PDF format and hosted by Google Drive.

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Evidence-based journal clubs for professional development

The following was a workshop presentation at the 2011 GPET Convention on running evidence-based journal clubs, with a group critical appraisal exercise.

The presentation is hosted by Prezi.com.

Can cranberry prevent UTIs?

The following is the first article in a new two-monthly column published in Medical Observer, an Australian non-peer reviewed news/periodical for general practitioners.

It is on the Medical Observer website (may need registration).
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