#FOAMed (Free Open Access Meducation)

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The internet is a gold mine for Medical Students. Encyclopaedias, interactive tutorials, guideline databases and question banks are all online in abundance. Most junior doctors will have a list of their favourite websites - the ones that got them through Finals!

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Selected Category: Emergency Medicine (3 posted):

Free Emergeny Medicine Talks

A wide variety of talks on emergency medicine topics - very useful for tube/bus journeys. The recordings vary in length/depth/recording quality as they are from lots of different sources.

address:
freeemergencytalks.net

posted by: joel_cunningham, on: 30/06/12, 09:31

Resuscitation Council (UK)

Probably most useful for the guidelines - BLS/ALS/peri-arrest situations (including arrhythmias).

address:
www.resus.org.uk/siteindx.htm

posted by: joel_cunningham, on: 03/07/12, 11:02

Natalie's Casebook

Some really good acute medicine case studies, using case presentations to discuss important ideas data interpretation. Great idea!

address:
www.nataliescasebook.com/

posted by: joel_cunningham, on: 10/04/15, 08:52