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New EM intern here, and I was wondering if anyone had any recomendations on audio study materials for EM. Would also possibly be interested if anyone had any of said materials they were looking to part with. Thanks for the help

 

[docbooboo]

join emra and you will access to all the emrap audio files, these are great. check out www.emrap.us and ww.emrap.tv

 

[DeLaughterDO]

join emra and you will access to all the emrap audio files, these are great. check out www.emrap.us and ww.emrap.tv

I'm an emra member; how does one go about accessing the files?

 

[trkd]

I'm an emra member; how does one go about accessing the files?

There is a link on the emra website at the bottom left that saids "EMA and EMRAP" and leads you to here:

http://www.emra.org/index.cfm?FuseAction=Page&PageID=1002267

You have to log into the EMRA website and have that info.

 

[DeLaughterDO]

There is a link on the emra website at the bottom left that saids "EMA and EMRAP" and leads you to here:

http://www.emra.org/index.cfm?FuseAction=Page&PageID=1002267

You have to log into the EMRA website and have that info.

excellent! Our PD said that EMRA members got access to EM abstracts, but I kept missing that link on the web page.

Thank you!

jd

 

[Jeff698]

Just wanted to echo the recommendation for EM:RAPS and EM Abstracts.

I drive about 25 minutes each way and listen to both on my iPod. Great stuff.

Take care,
Jeff

 

[EMRaiden]

If you join EMedHome you can access a tremendous amt of audio (and video) lectures as well. So far there are about 50? lectures posted (and available as podcasts). The cost to join is $71.88 a year- it a tremendous bargain. I'd also echo the recommendations for emrap and ema.