This week's gem over at the Family Medicine Digital Resource Library is Michael Crouch's CHD risk estimator with adjustment for family history of CHD. It's an excel spreadsheet. I'd love to see this migrate to the web. It would be a great public service .. any takers?
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Google's spreadsheet, when it comes online, would be an easy way to move this over ...
I don't know anyone that has access yet, my beta request wasn't granted ...
PS. Jacob, you haven't enabled TypeKey registration. Does it give too much spam?
Posted by: John Faughnan | June 16, 2006 at 09:43 PM
that is a good tool. thanks for sharing, i'll put a link up on my blog soon. quick favor to ask -
I have a new feed address(MEDLOGS) for the examining room of dr. charles. It's now:
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my new home is:
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thank you!
Posted by: drcharles | June 23, 2006 at 12:12 AM
If the spreadsheet is uploaded to Google spreadsheets and the setting is changed to everyone invited... then porting it to the web would just about be accomplished
Posted by: Ronald Cook | June 23, 2006 at 11:49 PM