The Schedule for the Year 2002

Here is the new schedule. Please check this with your family's calendar and arrange for a switch, if necessary. Don't forget to let me know. The links to the Wine Weekend of 2000 are fixed; I have not yet done 2001.

I have changed the name of this file, so you will need to update your Bookmark. However, I will not change the name in the future, so this should be the last time you need to update it.

The meeting time is 7:00 pm for food and cases. Noah has observed that we either have to start the Journal (ie, end cases) by 8:30 pm or change the name to Cases Club. Late-comers will be requested to save their cases to after Journal Club. If you are the host, bring a view box. If you do not have one, let David know at least one day in advance and he will bring the Jay Hann-VA Viewbox.

DATE	HOST	PROPOSED	ACTUAL
Jan 15	Bob	July, 2001 (But Kyle, we want your opinion on Differential Pulse Oximetry, pg 525 of May)	We felt that we covered as much as we wanted to of July
Feb 19	David	September (Vol 26A, No 5) (if you like tendons and distal radius, you will love this issue!)	We got to page 907
Mar 19	Relton	September, pg 908 will try to start Nov	September is finished.
Apr 16	Kyle	November	November is finished
May 21	Kendrick	January 2002	January is finished
June 18	Bob	-	-
July 16	Mat	-	-
Aug 20	Relton	-	-
Sept 17	Noah	-	-
Oct 15	David	-	-
Nov 19	Kyle	-	-

Notes

The May Journal Club was at Kendrick's. The great barbeque preceeded a review of cases and the ads. We started the Journal at 10 pm and finished by 11 pm. NOTE: Bob and Mat have switched months; the above list is correct.

The April Journal Club was at Kyle's, where we had a great lasagne and a very nice "mystery" wine: we had to guess its provanance. Turns out the Cabernet was from a patient's vineyard. The cases went on forever but we covered the Journal from 9 to 10 and got out on time. Up next: Kendrick. Remember, the host must supply a viewbox or contact someone to bring one. It allows for a much faster and cleaner discussion of cases.

The March Journal Club was at Relton's. We had a wonderful baked chicken dish with noodles, followed by a great fresh fruit salad with coconut and whipped cream. The Journal was covered after many great case discussions; there were no digressions. Up next: Kyle.

The February Journal Club was at David's, who cooked with the help of his friend, Molly Stone. A bottle of an Australian vintage helped the night along. Relton, Bob, Noah, Shelly, and David finished off the night with a double chocolate cake.

The January Journal Club at Bob Hoffman's. He cooked up an excellent gourmet meal instead of the usual pizza, so the culinary standard has once again been raised. The pressure is on, and David will try to at least tie for Bronze, but the stakes are against him.

The November Journal Club was held at Shelly's, with excellent wine, food and comraderie. Kyle had to leave early; Kyle, we would like your opinion of Neil Jones' article on pulse oximetry: I thought that that (simple) pulse oximetry had been shown to be bad, but the Discussion section did not mention that.

Other Meetings of Note

Journal Club 2001
Journal Club 2000

History of Journal Club