Other online projects that I have been involved with.
Medicine and the Internet (book with online updates)
My book had a website, including online updates. Read more here.
SIMQ (online journal)
During 1997-98 I was editor of SIMQ (ISSN 1368-1591), the forerunner of other online journals like Health Information on the Internet and JMIR:
EHSnet (practice intranet)
EHSnet was an intranet I put together for use in our general practice between 2001 - 2004. Its pages were static (actually a shared folder on the network), with all content changes painfully hand-coded:
EHSweb (practice website)
EHSweb was the public website for the same practice, designed along similar lines and taking account of accessibility guidelines and design guidelines for NHS websites:
ALnet (practice intranet)
ALnet was the intranet installed at my subsequent practice (online May 2004). It ran on Microsoft IIS and included dynamic HTML using ASP and JavaScript, backed by a Microsoft Access database. I didn't develop this from scratch, but rather heavily customized a solution produced by the local Health Informatics Service:
Geotag Icon Project (Internet collaboration)
Geotagging uses metadata (or microformat) tags which are visible to machines but generally not to human eyes. In fact, it's pretty hard for wetware to identify content (blog posts, feeds, photos, etc.) that is geotagged. You've seen the "web standard" icons for feeds, OPML, and sharing. I proposed a new icon to join the family that identifies geotagged content. This idea gave birth to the Geotag Icon Project:
