Medical Links

I am now an SHO in a busy DGH. I found that the internet is full of great resources for junior doctors studying for membership but is often underused. I have therefore compiled a list of medically related sites that could be useful. If you happen to find any good ones that aren't listed please e-mail me so that I can put the address up.
My sites for medicine and health are:

My Medical Ethics site, and my other Standards for Recording Notes site.

As well as (in alphabetical order):

• A&E medicine at:
  • CPR; learn this life saving skill
  • Trauma Moulage; so if you're 'on take' you can get practising on your resus technique (this is an EXCELLENT site!)
  
  
• Anaesthetics at:
  • Anaesthesia UK; the FRCA homepage
  • Anaesthesia Research; it's good to have relevant research in one place
  • Association of Anaesthetists; of GB and NI
  • British Journal of Anaesthesia
  • Nerve Blocks; the best site for demo's
  • Royal College of Anaesthetists; the official site
  • SCATA; computing in anaesthetics
  • SIVA UK; intravenous anaesthetics
  • RCSI; the Irish College of Anaesthetists
  • Nuffield Dep of Anaesthetics; this is a very good Oxford Uni based site
  • ACCRI Database; Anaesthetics and Critical Care resources on the Net
  
  
• BMA; the British Medical Association
• BMJ; the British Journal of Medicine
   
  
• Cardiology at:
  • Cardioguide
  • HK Cardio
  • Pediheart; discusses congenital heart disease in children
  
  
• Dermatology; this is a VERY comprehensive site online texbook
  
• Emergency Medicine and Primary Healthcare; top 5% choice amongst Physicians
• Genetics
• GI diseases; comprehensive list of links here
• Medscape; this is a brilliant (and VERY comprehensive) online medical resource site
• Neurology; the whole brain atlas
• Oncology
• Pathology
• Pharmacology; clinically orientated
• Respiratory Medicine

• ATHENS; an essential based medical resource
• eiNET; formerly Galaxy
• intute; formerly OMNI, this is a based resource