Intelihealth: patient oriented health information from John's Hopkins. It's a site with a commercial look-and-feel. Although this may reassure users, it makes me wonder how the site is financed, and who carries editorial control.

I'm at the STFM meeting in San Antonio, Texas. Lots of excitement here about web-based curricula.

Richard Usatine has put together a very good listing of Web Based Curricula for medical education.

pdr.net (login required: free) Treating colds: Keep it simple

I found this on the VAFP website: Thomas DeLoughery's Famous Hematology Handouts

BMJ: Simple tests help identify systolic dysfunction in primary care

The Evidence-Based Medicine Toolbox is a good source to learn some of the basic concepts of EBM, with some useful links to other EBM resources.

Great Nutrition info: Tufts University Nutrition Navigator — the fastest, most reliable way to find sound nutrition information on the Web.

Jim McNabb has set up a home page
at MyHQ that serves as a nice guide to useful medical sites on the internet. MyHQ is a wonderful site that astute users will notice is what I've been using as the "links" page here on docnotes. It is free, and is very easy to edit. Nice Job Dr. McNabb!

uReach.com is not a medical site .. but it gets me thinkning .. voicemail on the internet … schedules on the phone. Could be used for patient correspondence. It's a neat service … all free.