Time of Care OUTpatient Peds Book.
Time of Care INpatient Adults Book.
Time of Care INpatient Peds Book.
Time of Care Differential Diagnosis Book.
Time of Care Procedures Checklists.
About Time of Care
How I started Time of Care
I started Time of Care during residency to serve as my medical notebook where I used it to store much of what I was learning. Being a family medicine resident, my scope of practice is broad. I wanted a place to organize the information. I also love to read journals and be able to pull them up again at any time. This made a medical blog like time of care a perfect thing for me. I could add content from my smartphone and edit it quickly. I could also organize it into categories with pages. I could link things and quickly search and find my notes.
I’m still using it for that purpose. I used it when studying for my in-training exams and for my boards toward the end of residency. Because it’s my learning blog, there are many things on here that I have cut and paste from different sources and have only yet minimally attributed. I plan to do that as time goes on and I get back to those topics and review them.
Even though it’s not polished at all, it’s helping a lot of people already. If you find Time of Care useful and want to contribute to making it cleaner and better, please let me know. To become a contributing author, email kenneth@kennethmd.com