Good EM Audio Program?
Started by GreenShirt
Emergency Medical Abstracts probably isn't on the same level but it's a free Podcast in iTunes.
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If you can get ahold of EM-RAP, its an awesome way to spend a road trip. I just finished (10 mins ago) driving to and from Chicago over the past weekend and EM-RAP was awesome.
If you are an EMRA resident level member you get this for free, else, you'll have to pay for it, but in my estimation it is one of the best values per dollar that I have spent my money on.
Safe travels!
TL
If you are an EMRA resident level member you get this for free, else, you'll have to pay for it, but in my estimation it is one of the best values per dollar that I have spent my money on.
Safe travels!
TL
Is it on any torrents?
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I've been listening to audiodigest for 4 years now. Great lectures. Easy CME.
I do love me some EM Abstracts. Highly entertaining.
Someone on some other thread sometime linked to the ones below. They're pretty good.
http://freeemergencytalks.net/?page_id=207
In general, do people listen to the Carol Rivers audio throughout residency or only during board prep if you're so inclined?
http://freeemergencytalks.net/?page_id=207
In general, do people listen to the Carol Rivers audio throughout residency or only during board prep if you're so inclined?
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I think that far and away the best, focused podcast is Smart EM. Think of EMRAP as a smorgasbord, and Smart EM as knowing as much about ONE topic for that podcast as you need or would want to know.
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There are also EMCrit by Scott Weingart and ERCast by Rob Orman.
If you're still a student, it's worth checking what your med school library subscribes to as well. Many have audio digest subscriptions.
Love both of these.
I don't know Mel Herbert, but it seems like he puts a hell of a lot of effort into making EMRAP. So to come on a public bulletin board and ask where you can steal his work seems impolite. It is however included (as mentioned previously) if you are an EMRA member.
Good point. Kind of ironic that for my generation looking for it on a torrent was the first place that came to mind, I didn't really stop to consider it.
Annals will post its articles as a podcast: http://www.annemergmed.com/content/podcast
It's worth noting that EM:Abstracts and EM:RAP are not included in the med student EMRA membership, unfortunately.
How's Essentials? Is this something an intern should invest in?
wish i knew about this as an intern
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Keeping Up is back online after a one-year hiatus: http://keepingup.vanderbiltem.com/
