Medical Research, Anyone?

Here is a list of medical sites created by from Exposing Deceptive Defense Doctors by Dorothy Sims as posted here.

*www.nlm.nih.gov/

This is the National Library of Medicine/National Institutes of Health, with a great search site.

* www.guidelines.gov/
This is an extremely useful website. It has hundreds of protocols on how to perform procedures, and is very good for use in research if you intend to cross-examine a specialist or get involved in a medical malpractice case.

* www.pubmed.com/
This free website allows you to search extensive medical databases for abstracts of articles by subject or author.

* www.mdconsult.com
This is a pay website, which frequently provides the entire medical journal article (rather than an abstract, as provided by www.pubmed.com).

* www.mdinabox.com/links.php#medical
This is a links page from mdinabox, which gives you good links to medical subspecialties and federal research links, as well.

* www.almexperts.com/ExpertWitness/experts_and_consultants/index.html
This website provides information, including CVs, about experts all over the world. Check out the DME and verify his CV before the deposition.

* www.abms.org/
This site is the American Board of Medical Specialties. Use it to verify the defense witness’s board certification.

Medical Websites by Subspecialty:

American Board of Medical Specialties: www.abms.org

Anesthesiology: www.asahq.org

Cardiology: www.acc.org; www.asecho.org; www.americanheart.org

Chiropractic: www.amerchiro.org; www.accoweb.org; www.nysca.com

Emergency Services: www.aaem.org; www.abem.org; www.acep.org

Endocrinology: www.aace.com; www.diabetes.org; www.endo-society.org

Gastroenterology/Liver: www.acg.gi.org; www.gastro.org; www.asge.org; www.sgna.org; www.liverfoundation.org

General Medicine: www.aafp.com; www.abms.org; www.ama-assn.org; www.aamc.org; www.nysafp.org; www.nycms.org

Hematology: www.hematology.org

Iatrogenic Injuries: www.iatrogenic.org