Questions on publications

[Jabber Tron]

How many research articles have you published, medline and non-medline? Are you going to write a contraversial book at some stage or will that come at the end of your career?

[injuryupdate]

Don't keep count of medline publications, as I don't have a paid uni position that is rating me on this score. Could work it out with a medline search pretty quickly, but it is more about quality rather than quantity.

Not planning a tell-all book a la "You're OK it's only a bruise" from the US or the recently released "Doc Mayhew" which I found disappointing.

Almost every doctor who spills the beans does it at the end of his sports medicine career, but the one to watch for will be Paul McConnell from the Brisbane Lions. He is apparently going to get his funny stories together and will have a few involving himself to start it off with. His nickname amongst the other AFL docs is "the belly from the telly". If he can get the rights to the footage of his posterior falling on the Telstra Dome turf and sell this, he won't need much extra in his book.