The novel coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19) is a global pandemic with over 4.7
million cases and 316,000 deaths worldwide. 1 Social media, defined as “electronic …

Background Online resources for emergency medicine (EM) trainees and physicians have
variable quality and inconsistent coverage of core topics. In this first entry of the Society for …

To many physicians and professionals, social media seems to be a risky business. However,
recent literature has shown that there is potential to enhance your scholarly brand by …

As women represent< 5% of practicing cardiothoracic (CT) surgeons, networking and
mentorship is pivotal to support the growth of women in this field. With widespread use of …

Background With the rapid proliferation of online medical education resources, quality
evaluation is increasingly critical. The Medical Education Translational Resources: Impact …

Study objective Online educational resources such as blogs are increasingly used for
education by emergency medicine clinicians. The Social Media Index was developed to …

Despite the rapid expansion of online educational resources for emergency medicine,
barriers remain to their effective use by emergency physicians and trainees. This article …

Study objective The use of social media by health professionals is widespread. However,
there is a lack of training to support the effective use of these novel platforms that account for …

Educational podcasts are increasingly being utilized by health professionals for continuing
education, but how they are being used remains poorly understood. Given their extensive …

Background The rise of free open‐access medical education (FOAM) has led to a wide
range of online resources in emergency medicine. Canadian physicians have been active …