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Information overload

by Chris Nickson, Last updated August 29, 2017

Information overload

Reviewed and revised 5th July 2014 Since my first presentation on social media and web-based education resources at the 2009 ACEM Winter Symposium — and in many FOAM presentation since — a recurring focus from the audience is: How can emergency physicians and intensivists deal with information overload? The concern about information overload never goes away. Fear of … [Read more...] about Information overload

Twenty Twitter Rules

by Dr Mike Cadogan, Last updated May 24, 2016

Twenty Twitter Rules

Herewith, stolen musings betwixt wordsmith and troglodyte. We present one side (the coherent one) of a tête-à-tête between Gregory Miller, MD and Matt/Mike Dawson, recorded sometime between sudoku-smackdown and coffee-time... ...I applaud you for taking on the huge field of Social Media. Blogs are easy to figure out. Most people don't want to … [Read more...] about Twenty Twitter Rules

Airways in the ED and on Twitter

by Chris Nickson, Last updated January 6, 2014

Airways in the ED and on Twitter

This post is on two things that have irritated me recently. I'm reposting it from the FOAMcc G+ Community page. There has been a discussion on Twitter running the past 2 days about whether an emergency physician or an anaesthetist is the best person to take the airway in the ED. This is stupid for a couple reasons IMO. (1) we need to move away from thinking of skill sets … [Read more...] about Airways in the ED and on Twitter

Why FOAM? Facts, Fallacies and Foibles

by Chris Nickson, Last updated August 29, 2017

Why FOAM? Facts, Fallacies and Foibles

Reviewed and revised 6 February 2014 Still not convinced that you should be involved in FOAM? In this talk I explore the facts, fallacies and foibles of 'Free Open Access Med(ical edu)cation' and hope to convince you that FOAM cannot be ignored and that you have a moral imperative to get involved. I recorded the video for the first Slovenian emergency medicine … [Read more...] about Why FOAM? Facts, Fallacies and Foibles

All A Twitter in the Annals of EM

by Chris Nickson, Last updated May 24, 2016

All A Twitter in the Annals of EM

The Annals of Emergency Medicine has published a few feature articles on Web 2.0, FOAM and social media over the past few years (such as this). The latest is titled 'Social Media and Physician Learning: Is it All Twitter?' (free PDF). Michelle Lin has summarised the key points from this article over at ALIEM, and asked me for my comments. So here is my perspective. The … [Read more...] about All A Twitter in the Annals of EM

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