Got some CME money to play with, what journals did you all subscribe to? JAMA, NEJM, Annals of IM? I want to get one solid medicine journal to read regularly in addition to SCCM. JAMA runs around $95 a year, NEJM $65 not sure about annals. SCCM is the pricy one at almost $300 a year but thats a must for me. Thoughts on a good IM journal to pick up?
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Got some CME money to play with, what journals did you all subscribe to? JAMA, NEJM, Annals of IM? I want to get one solid medicine journal to read regularly in addition to SCCM. JAMA runs around $95 a year, NEJM $65 not sure about annals. SCCM is the pricy one at almost $300 a year but thats a must for me. Thoughts on a good IM journal to pick up?
If you give me $95 I'll send you all the JAMAs I get! Seriously, does anybody actually have to pay for that piece of crap? I've been getting it for free for nearly 15 years after donating some money to the AMA when I was an MS1 (like $20 or something). Don't waste you money on that.
Definitely get NEJM. Annals is a good way to go. If you're interested in research, JCI is nice but also pricey.
But quite honestly, I just use the online subscriptions my hospital has.
That site is AWESOME! I laughed out loud in the middle of the library when I checked your link. Hilarious.
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And I've decided to go with NEJM and CHEST. Anything else i'll just peruse my hospitals online database
highly recommended..sign up for free alert.Journal Watch is useful to stay on top of what's out there
Journal Watch is useful to stay on top of what's out there
Very good one. Another one I like (and I have no connection with them) is MDLinx. I don't know what it's like in other specialties, but I get an email from them every day with links to articles in a particular area of oncology (pancreatic one day, breast the next, prostate the day after that, etc).
lol thank you gut you made by horrible day today a little better.
And I've decided to go with NEJM and CHEST. Anything else i'll just peruse my hospitals online database
How did you get one for CHEST? Don't you have to be a fellow or pulmonary specialist already? Otherwise it costs like 300 dollars. Ridiculous.
How did you get one for CHEST? Don't you have to be a fellow or pulmonary specialist already? Otherwise it costs like 300 dollars. Ridiculous.
I didn't say it was cheap. Nevertheless, it's something I read frequently and my program does not have an online subscription to it. That's what CME money is for 🙂
What about JCI vs. JEM?If you give me $95 I'll send you all the JAMAs I get! Seriously, does anybody actually have to pay for that piece of crap? I've been getting it for free for nearly 15 years after donating some money to the AMA when I was an MS1 (like $20 or something). Don't waste you money on that.
Definitely get NEJM. Annals is a good way to go. If you're interested in research, JCI is nice but also pricey.
But quite honestly, I just use the online subscriptions my hospital has.
What about JCI vs. JEM?
6 of one, half a dozen of the other. JEM is a little more "basic science-y" than JCI but not by much.