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Re: Database of Practice Protocols From: R J Connell (rowan@pavilion.co.uk) Sat Dec 9 13:36:14 1995 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Hellriegel, Jr. John: "Adverse Effects: Estrogen/Progestins" Previous message: R J Connell: "Corticosteroids and hyperemesis" Maybe in reply to: Geff Klein: "Database of Practice Protocols" Next in thread: VladimirT@aol.com: "Re: Database of Practice Protocols" >I would like to hear if there is support out there for a database of practice protocols. >If people would like to submit to me their protocols for various clinical situations, >I could put up some web pages for retrieval. We could then have a database of protocols that could be downloaded and discussed.. >Any interest?? >Geffrey H. Klein, MD >Baylor College of Medicine >Dept of Obstetrics and Gynecology >Listowner: OB-GYN-L >http://www.bcm.tmc.edu/obgyn/obgyn-ce/geff.html Great idea Geff, could I suggest a different topic each week? Rowan Rowan Connell London and Brighton (I say no to Bordeaux. Chablis tastes like pee; ad infinitum... Good to see "they" have decided to stop earlier.) rowan@pavilion.co.uk tel 0402-131525 Next message: Hellriegel, Jr. John: "Adverse Effects: Estrogen/Progestins" Previous message: R J Connell: "Corticosteroids and hyperemesis" Maybe in reply to: Geff Klein: "Database of Practice Protocols" Next in thread: VladimirT@aol.com: "Re: Database of Practice Protocols"

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