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I'm a fairly regular contributor but no longer a full time GP. Have worked around half-time for some months of the last two years in NHS GP. Likely to do less of that in the future. As for information, still hard to beat asking someone who has already assimilated, used, tested and revised mere information in clinical practice. But I agree, lot of good stuff on le net and easier to find than it used to be. Bon soir Declan <<<On 08/08/07, Julian Bradley <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > I'm not sure but how many regular contributors are left who are > > genuinely full time UK GPs? This might be a good time for a headcount, if the region immediately above the parapet doesn't look too dangerous. I'm a full time GP in Nottingham which is generally reckoned to be within the UK. Another less sinister reason may be the increased availability of information on t'internet, which makes it less necessary to ask knowledgeable colleagues.>>>>