Screenshot of Renal Fellow Network

Renal Fellow Network (http://renalfellow.blogspot.com) is “a website written for renal fellows by renal fellows with one new “Nephrology Teaching Point” posted on a daily basis.

It is a forum with the intention of making Nephrology fellowship everywhere a more educational experience.”

The blog was started in April 2008 and most articles are signed by Dr. Nathan Hellman who also has a personal blog.

Nathan links to the Nephrology Cases section at Clinical Cases and Images.

I wish more fellows

had the time, energy, and skills to maintain a specialty blog. Good luck to the founders in this new endeavor.

References:
Nephrology Cases. Clinical Cases and Images.
Using a Blog to Build an Educational Portfolio
How to write a medical blog and not get fired?
Why Do I Blog?
A Doctor’s Opinion: Why I Started Microblogging on Twitter
Why I Blog: Andrew Sullivan from The Atlantic Shares His Thoughts on Blogging

Original post by noreply@blogger.com (Ves Dimov, M.D.)

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