Healthcare Blogger Code of Ethics

Well, since the last post, the following things have happened:

We have had a number of people “signing up” for the code. We are up to 21 on the list.
Highlighting that list is Fat Doctor, whose experiences were part of what brought on this code in the first place. Welcome! (This is not […]

I like it. It represents doctors, not Merchants and Thieves.
Is everyone fine to move forward with this? I propose that all supporters put a post on their blog that invites people to sign up. Anyone who wants to be included on the list must e-mail healthcare.bloggers@gmail.com
Thanks.

The Healthcare Blogger Code of Ethics has caught some attention recently. The Detroit Free Press ran an article which highlighted this code.

The author of medblogcode.blogspot.com composed, with the help of other doctors, a medical blogger code of ethics. The code covers issues pertaining to confidentiality, privacy and commercial disclosure.
“I think doctors […]

I agree with the name change (see banner above). If anyone has problems with this, speak now or forever eat your peas.
Here is the tally for the logo: Number 8 (see below) got 5 votes (or at least people said it was OK), and was the leader by far.
#8
Number 2 (below) […]

Dr. Val has given some examples of a new logo for the code of ethics. Colors can change, as can font size, etc. Vote as to which one you like the best. I’m really gonna miss the llama.
1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.
OK, she didn’t give the last one. I just added that on my own. […]

OK, so we have clear consensus on Juho. As handsome as he is, he has to go back to Finland and play his accordion. I am still waiting on Dr. Val to produce a better mascot than the Llama. Is there a better mascot??
Clark Bartram entertained the ideal of the code and […]