Endo Consultants' Specialities

[nimble]

Can anyone point me in the direction of a website where I can try and get some background information on my Endo. I'm not sure what my endo's specialties are..is there a particular way of searching that may be more effective than trawling through the internet. Any ideas welcome.

[GlowCoach Administrator]

You can always make a new post naming the Endo and asking if anyone has seen them and to send you feedback via PM only. The post will be locked to make sure noone gives any information publicly.

[helvella]

Very often the place where they work has some information. E.g. hospital, university, etc.

If they have any research history, have a look in PubMed and/or EuropePMC. Links in document below:

helvella's Links and References document contains many links to other organisations

A single document containing numerous links to relevant websites. With a focus on the UK it nonetheless includes many non-UK sites.

Rather than a simple list of links, there is a page (or more) per site. This is intended to provide some flavour of the site before you decide whether to visit.

helvella.blogspot.com/p/hel...

[Rollercoaster44]

I often search on Nuffield Health web page as you can do a search for consultants on there and it usually gives a summary of the fields of interest etc.

[nimble]

Thankyou Rollercoaster44, helvella and Jaydee1507. I will start exploring.

[humanbean]

They may have published research papers. The subjects of those papers will tell you what their main interests are likely to be.

Some websites where you can search for their names to see if they have published anything :

scholar.google.co.uk/schhp?...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/