User:Erich gasboy
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My real name is Erich Schulz. I am a registered medical practitioner in the state of Queensland. Before you start chatting to me in German, I should tell you that my father's father was the Australian born son of two emmigrants from Pomerania in about 1895. I am named after my grandfather. My German is just adequate to order beer.
My wikicontributions are extremely sporadic, but I lurk still and may be drawn in from time to time. I love Wikipedia!
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[edit] How I got here
A colleague sent me to Wikipedia when I asked for information on isomers. At the time I was supposed to be studying for a big postgraduate exam. Despite acute Wiki-addiction I passed on Monday 29 March, 2004. A bit of a surprise as I was very nervous about it and procrastinated a lot!!
[edit] Personal background
- I have a degree in Medicine from UQ and also an MBA from QUT.
- I have a long interest in knowledge engineering including publication in peer-reviewed journals ([1] [2]), and a few others...
- I am congentially good with computers (but a congentially bad speller), being very proficent with SQL and, having just started, reasonably good at PHP - see my website if you don't believe me ;-)
- I enjoy my work as an anaesthetics registrar (= 'Resident' in AE) in my spare time.
- In my other lives, i've spent a few years as a Medical Administrator before I recovered my senses and returned to a job that was fun. I spent a fair ammount of time on HR issues and complaint management. Medical Admin is not fun and I didn't like it at all. I don't think I was much good at it either (toooo blunt). God bless user:Ratgurl for encouraging me to quit.
- Many many years ago (well the late 1980's to be precise, god I'm old) I used to have a private pilot's licence (Cessna's mainly)
- I used to SCUBA dive too once, but (I think I'm getting too wheezy now)
- I live in Brisbane, Australia, with my wonderful wife and two lovely children.
- We also share our house with a couple of pet rats and few chooks live outside (mostly).
- Our house is over-run with possums and scrub turkeys.
[edit] The Dudes
[edit] Wiki goals
I personally strive for
- objectivity, clarity, brevity and coherence
- honesty, kindness, tolerance and understanding
[edit] Toys
As of about April 2004, I have started exploring the technical aspects of Wiki knowledge. I have gotten as far as establishing two domain names bedlamhouse.net and gasboys.net.
Bedlamhouse is our house on-line... but its a bit quiet because i've been distracted by gasboys !
I'd like gasboys to evolve into an online educational facility aimed primarily at anaesthetic (anesthesiology for you Americans!) trainees. I'm seeking to create what could be called a 'wikiMCQ' database. I have my own set of about 4000 questions I used to study for the above exam which I'll use as a seed... If you're interested drop by my living room and leave me a note!
[edit] Anaesthesia stuff
These pages are very patchy...
- drugs are old and many have a 'narcotic'/abuse emphasis
- most new drugs aren't there!
- gizzmos' are missing
[edit] Must look up
[edit] Crazy Ideas I've pushed
- Wikipedia:Dealing with disruptive or antisocial editors - a goodie
- Supervised editing - another goodie
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Clinical medicine/top priority - an approach to guide the muse in a wikiproject
- Formal Wikidoc Proposal - dunno about this one
- Wikipedia_talk:Policies_and_guidelines/things_we_agree_on,_and_things_we_will#ideas - blue sky thinking
[edit] Licensing
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