Any advice for some high-yield EM blogs to read daily/weekly?
I've been reading Michelle Lin's blog but looking for more good blogs
I've been reading Michelle Lin's blog but looking for more good blogs
EM Blogs
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Used to read a lot more when I was pre-clinical, now http://www.epmonthly.com/ and http://erstories.net/ my only fix.
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Movin' Meat: from an EP/administrator near Seattle, very interesting and insightful
http://allbleedingstops.blogspot.com/
EMCrit blog: if you're not following this and the podcast, stop what you're doing and catch up.
http://emcrit.org/
Other Things Amanzi: not EM, actually from a surgeon in South Africa, but it's the best medical writing on the internet
http://other-things-amanzi.blogspot.com/
Resus.Me!: Australian EM/critical care research focused
http://resusme.em.extrememember.com/
The Poison Review: fantastic toxicology blog
http://www.thepoisonreview.com/
Dr. Smith's ECG Blog: one of the best EKG teaching resources on or offline
http://hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/
EM Literature of Note: brief, usually contrarian spins on new studies, both major and obscure. From an SDNer!
http://emlitofnote.blogspot.com/
The Central Line: ACEP's official blog
http://thecentralline.org/
Life in the Fast Lane: another Australian EM and critical care blog, pretty high volume but with a terrific weekly summary of the best of the other blogs, including most of the above
http://lifeinthefastlane.com/
http://allbleedingstops.blogspot.com/
EMCrit blog: if you're not following this and the podcast, stop what you're doing and catch up.
http://emcrit.org/
Other Things Amanzi: not EM, actually from a surgeon in South Africa, but it's the best medical writing on the internet
http://other-things-amanzi.blogspot.com/
Resus.Me!: Australian EM/critical care research focused
http://resusme.em.extrememember.com/
The Poison Review: fantastic toxicology blog
http://www.thepoisonreview.com/
Dr. Smith's ECG Blog: one of the best EKG teaching resources on or offline
http://hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/
EM Literature of Note: brief, usually contrarian spins on new studies, both major and obscure. From an SDNer!
http://emlitofnote.blogspot.com/
The Central Line: ACEP's official blog
http://thecentralline.org/
Life in the Fast Lane: another Australian EM and critical care blog, pretty high volume but with a terrific weekly summary of the best of the other blogs, including most of the above
http://lifeinthefastlane.com/
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Solid list. I also like:
Broome Docs
Clot Connect MD
Dr GDH
EM Lyceum
Emergency Medicine Ireland
Emergency Medicine Updates
KI Docs
The Trauma Professional's Blog
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Oops! I don't know how I left that one out. It was a recent find for me but an awesome blog. I just really like the way that dude thinks. He's like an Australian Scott Weingart.
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Less high-yield than some of the above, but among my favorites:
I'm surprised that StorytellER doc didn't get mentioned. Lovely writing. He's taking a bit of a break at the moment, but I do love the posts.
http://storytellerdoc.blogspot.com
Also, the ever-ascerbic NurseK:
http://crasspollination.blogspot.com/
And even though he's a neurologist, ahem, I mean Yak-herder, Dr. Grumpy is hilarious.
http://drgrumpyinthehouse.blogspot.com/
I get enough serious medicine to go for the humor.
I'm surprised that StorytellER doc didn't get mentioned. Lovely writing. He's taking a bit of a break at the moment, but I do love the posts.
http://storytellerdoc.blogspot.com
Also, the ever-ascerbic NurseK:
http://crasspollination.blogspot.com/
And even though he's a neurologist, ahem, I mean Yak-herder, Dr. Grumpy is hilarious.
http://drgrumpyinthehouse.blogspot.com/
I get enough serious medicine to go for the humor.
