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About Me
Emergency physician, medical educator and author with a strong interest in Health Informatics. Writing for LifeintheFastLane.com and working with FutureHealth.com to manage the scientific meeting and confderence site (Popfossa.com) and physician locator site (HealthEngine.com.au) - an intuitive search engine designed to provide rapid contact with health professionals in Australia. Currently working as an emergency physician at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital.
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@dreamingspires Thx, but decided to ask the Google webmaster boffins the question instead http://tinyurl.com/ye43t7v 5 hours ago
Great FAQ for poorly performing site on SERPs http://tinyurl.com/yz79rp2 6 hours ago
RT @raphaelmalikian "Student: Do we know what's wrong with him? Doctor: No, and that's the best thing about medicine..." 6 hours ago
http://twitpic.com/128p10 - @dundeechest this is my work setup 6 hours ago
@dundeechest Samson C series http://tinyurl.com/ydvx2vb 6 hours ago
@doctoranonymous love to see the snowmageddon... Very warm and blue here 6 hours ago
@BiteTheDust nah, got the psychosis vaccine this summer, should last me till winter... 6 hours ago
@DundeeChest sanding USB podcast mic is fantastic... 7 hours ago
@doctoranonymous plead write post. Love to hear tales of snow. I miss snow 7 hours ago
Psychosis, why can't I catch psychosis... Just a little dose, to make ne feel more at home 7 hours ago

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Re: Aussie Startup Index 2 weeks ago
Would be honoured if you could carry us over from our YouNoodle page to be hosted here as well.http://younoodle.com/startups/healthengine_aust...  
 
Re: 7 Reasons to Use Posterous to Increase Your Social Media Presence a month ago
G'day CindyGreat article. I have been using posterous since it started and love the way I can separate it from my other blogs, using it to display a single type of content directed a particular audience. It adds diversity and depth to the armory of blogging tools.I love the way the design team keep coming up with fresh ideas, rapidly respond to queries and always seem to be one step ahead.I agree that the iPhone app is still a little clunky as yet, but then who really needs it when the email option is so simple and fantastic.Cheers for the blogMike (http://sandnsurf.posterous.com
 
Re: When is a blog not a blog? a month ago
The bar to entry is a psychological analogy 'FOTC' 
 
Re: When is a blog not a blog? a month ago
@lyall you are the epitome of the the boutique nature of this blog that serves 'a sophisticated and specialized clientele' 
 
Re: When is a blog not a blog? a month ago
Cheers mate. Not my forte but quite enjoyed all the webmaster stuff 
 
Re: Australian Health and Medical Blogs a month ago
Fantastic, Thanks Sarah - will add these blogs 
 
Re: Australian Health and Medical Blogs a month ago
Thanks @podblackHave added Aussie Science Blogs to the mix with @drrachie and @podblack includedMike. 
 
Re: Australian Health and Medical Blogs a month ago
Cheers RobboList is starting to take shapeHave added Doctor, nursing, pharmacy and library blogs as well as some Australian health News Blogs 
 
Re: Australian Health and Medical Blogs a month ago
Thanks Don.The library resource blogs have been addedAppreciate your inputMike 
 
Re: Glandular Alphabetum 2 months ago
Thanks for the link @ArcherGeorge. Band practice finished early, allowing time for nerd searching!...as for you @precordialthump, people in glass houses 'n all 
 
Re: Radiological Oddity #017 2 months ago
Urethral 'periwinkle shell' necklace inadvertently misplaced.Self-extrication with long nose pliers was to no avail, hence hospital review...Shell necklace and urethral stream have subsequently been returned to owner 
 
Re: The End. 2 months ago
Thanks for the memoriesReally enjoyed reading TNA and will be sad to see it goBest of luck with the new venture...RSS for TNW AU locked inMike 
 
Re: Unusual Urine #002 3 months ago
Thanks Rogue750mL of Crème de menthe with Alcohol level 0.35 on arrival 
 
Re: Unusual Urine #002 3 months ago
I have most commonly see green urine associated with prolonged propofol sedation. In this case the virescent urinary hue was secondary to an overdose of Crème de menthe 
 
Re: Radiology Oddity #016 3 months ago
Vijay - so glad to see you rise to the challenge set by the 'absent' minded ED physician.No ducking, no cowering, no brickbats (this time)- the fairness of a joust can only be determined by reciprocityHildy - Other labs surprising normal with normal LFT and bilirubin levels. Abdominal examination revealed generalised guarding only.Thanks for another comprehensive answer comment 
 
Re: Lifeinthefastlane.com has been valued $ | Estimation by Stimator.com 4 months ago
Great to see Life in the Fast lane analysis.Love the tool you have created, some very helpful SEO tips here 
 
Re: Aussie Startup Index 4 months ago
Great list.Wondered if HealthEngine.com.au could be included in the list (YouNoodle compliant, score 12)Cheers 
 
Re: Radiological Oddity #011 4 months ago
AgreedThe explanation of spongification will be detailed as soon as I can operate a show/hide function...more images to be added to all the radiological oddity posts! 
 
Re: Lest We Forget 4 months ago
Bravo fair reader of the web.I hope to be able to amplify and justify those credited and discredited eponyms; those we should embrace and those which bring disgrace.Welcome to the journey and your eponymification... 
 
Re: Emergency Medicine Web Resources 9 months ago
Thanks GaryAgree that the intranet - internet interface will be the key to facilitating the docX to docY transition.I HATE duplication...hopefully we can get it right and create something useful for Aussie physiciansMike 
 
Top 100 Aussie Web Startups - March 09 9 months ago
Hopefully HealthEngine.com.au can get back into the top100 this month - due for launch May1stRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Tweeple Tan with Computer Tan 10 months ago
Skin colour change at the computer can be achieved with Franklin de Leon’s Tutorials but the effects are transient and only last for as long as you are at the computer screen…or you could try some of Michael Jackson’s cream - ‘Eldopaque-forte‘…Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Re: One Day At A Time 11 months ago
CONGRATULATIONSThe gear looks great - hope the book is a good read.Feels SOOO much better to be complaint free!Sandnsurf 
 
MedLib’s Round, First Edition 11 months ago
FantasticCongratulations on the first Carnival postingAs with all great carnivals it helps if the posts are full of excting links, exploratory paths and new ideas on which to muse - to be taken away from the mushroom model (being kept in the dark and being fed bu#$%^it’) and climbing into the climax commuityCongratulations on achieving this eclectic pot pourri of great links and referencesSandnsurfRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Re: Does She Have Skillz? 11 months ago
BrilliantI can now start my day - safe and assured that I am in the middle of a building, far away from any windows, the car park or ticket machines - I feel safe 
 
Re: Kvetch-Free a year ago
MateJust trying to collate with graphical representation the results of the first week - very interesting indeed! Thought I would take a mathematical approach to dealing with the problem and really understand the impulses surrounding and engendering the 'complaint'Hope to have something to you soon!I think this will assist you in achieving your 'complaint free goals'Sandnsurf 
 
Reference Management Software, Shut Down of 5 Google Apps and a Plane that Crashed. a year ago
Brilliant summary of the twitter discussionThank you for the humus to macronutrient conversion!I think my dutch is getting better!Keep up the great workSandnsurfRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Re: Unfolding Drama of Golden Llama a year ago
Words cannot describeThe feelings all pent up insideTo receive this awardWithout poem aboardWould certainly seem like a bribeI accept with honor 
 
Radiological Oddity #6 a year ago
Great comments guys, thanksAgree a bit academic with the ‘broken’ spoon and whether to count the handle or not.Most interesting thing was the actual objects:1. Spoon (1) (cafeteria issue - broken)2. Spoon (2) (Strong One(s))4. Parker pen with metal body (pink)5. Parker pen with metal body (blue)6. Tweezers7. Nail clippers8. Nail file (metal - with rubber handle)9. Pocket radio complete with aerial and wrist strap (still turned on!)Colonic finding: intussusception descending colon (donut sign)Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Re: Radiological Oddity #007 a year ago
Great comments guys, thanksAgree a bit academic with the 'broken' spoon and whether to count the handle or not.Most interesting thing was the actual objects:1. Spoon (1) (cafeteria issue - broken)2. Spoon (2) (Strong One(s))4. Parker pen with metal body (pink)5. Parker pen with metal body (blue)6. Tweezers7. Nail clippers8. Nail file (metal - with rubber handle)9. Pocket radio complete with aerial and wrist strap (still turned on!)Colonic finding: intussusception descending colon (donut sign) 
 
Top of the Tweets [1] a year ago
Great stuffLovely synergistic adjunct to Clinical CasesWell done, keep up the good workStill voting for you!Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Posting to posterous a year ago
Thanks Strong OneGreat bodies think alikeWhat is your site on posterous?Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Emirates Western Force 2009 a year ago
Hey BrianNone of the guys would make it onto http://sharapovasthigh.blogspot.com/ but some may get close!Emirates Western Force are the Perth (Western Australia) rugby union side in the Super 14 championship [http://www.super14.com/ ] - I work with the team in a medical capacity.Glad you liked the videoSandnsurfRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Top Ten: Why not? Everyone else is. a year ago
11. Pictures of High Heels in the desert…Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
melange a year ago
IsiriaGreat blog overall - have really enjoyed discovering Melange and your posts. Particularly drawn to your search engine list.Thank you for a clear and concise overview of some of the best search engine additions from 2008SandnsurfRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
The OpenECGproject: an admirable Web 2.0 initiative a year ago
Great post, and great resource - certainly something we should all be supportive of. Am following on twitter and have added the widget - Thank youSandnsurfRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
So why the 28 hour day diet? a year ago
Survival is a state of mindRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
5 Ways I Benefit from Twitter a year ago
Resisted the pull for a long time, always thought of Twitter as a micro-formatted facebook - but very glad to have taken the plunge. Met some great tweeple along the way and have experienced a similar exponential traffic drive.Socially and professionally I have found Twiiter to be an amazing resourceRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Movember 22nd a year ago
Some more MedMoBros for your collection:http://sandnsurf.wordpress.com/2008/11/22/magic-mo-ments/SandnsurfRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Children...then and now a year ago
G'day from Perth, Western AustraliaRead more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
It’s Movember so Go the Mo Bro a year ago
Movember - the month formerly known as ‘November‘ - is a moustache growing charity event held during ‘November’ each year that raises funds and awareness for mens health. Participants (Mo Bros) await with eager anticipation across the globe - you can register in US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Spain…If you just can’t wait - pick your 3D [...]Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Tourette’s Syndrome - a fathers perspective a year ago
From time to time you read an article and think - WOW - and, just like watching a softly falling feather you are mesmerized, filled with anticipatory thought and expectant cogitation - a veritable emotional stew…One such article was written by my mentor Associate Professor Anthony Brown and first published by Blackwells Synergy - Emergency [...]Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Smiling down on me a year ago
Posted in australia, Photography, sunset   Tagged: australia, perth, smile, sunset, westernaustralia   Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Watching the sun rise a year ago
If you wish to leave this worldThen I should think againFor those of us who leave this worldAre merely mice not men Escaping what is certain deathTo those who pessimiseWill surely make the problem worseYou cannot change your mindPosted in art, poetry   Tagged: poem, poetry   Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Safe Kids Search Engines a year ago
Just completed a weekend of ‘homework projects’ - not of the DIY variety, but the kids ‘leave it till the last minute and then ask Dad’ - variety. Being slightly computer centric I felt the quickest and easiest way to assist in the projects would be to let the little fella’s loose on the Mac.However, a [...]Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Shockingly cold ice cream a year ago
Posted in Children, Photography   Tagged: australia, ice cream, Kids, perth, shock   Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Alltop - apposite aggregation without aggravation a year ago
Collation viewers and aggregators are two-a-penny and we have reviewed many on this blog. I wanted to draw your attention to Alltop.com as an excellent alternative to iGoogle, Pageflakes, Simply Headlines and the like. Alltop.com have taken and fresh and innovative approach to providing the best information on the web and aggregated the results into individual [...]Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Diigo - you are what you annotate a year ago
With a plethora of bookmarking and tagging domains online it can be difficult to know where and how to start. I have slowly developed a routine for collating, highlighting and annotating results from skipping through the pixelated universe and it is thanks in part to the combinational collation tactics of StumbleUpon.com, Delicious.com and Diigo.com.The interactivity [...]Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Matt Reed Photography - Australian Landscapes a year ago
Australia is a beautiful place, full of wonderful photographic potential and amazing scenery. I recently had the pleasure of stumbling across a fantastic photographic gallery of Western Australian images - Matt Reed Photography at the MRP Gallery.Matt Reed lives in Perth, Western Australia. His love for the outdoors and passion for travelling, camping and surfing; combined [...]Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 
Twitter Terminology - Twitterisms a year ago
I am all a twitter with tweets, twurls and twitts having just been introduced to the twitter phenomenon.I resisted the call to arms for a very long time - but have taken the plunge - and now I am hooked. There are several elements which appeal to me - not only the transportability, the short [...]Read more comments by Sandnsurf 
 

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