Fractures App
The Fractures App is yet another fantastic, simple and effective bedside app created by Tom Fadial and Spencer Tomberg
Category Review
Emergency Procedures
Introducing the SECOND iteration of the FOAMed online, peer reviewed, evidence based, Emergency Procedures app for iOS and android
Suture: Laceration Repair App
Ever needed a helping hand with suturing? Suture: Laceration Repair App is a fantastic, simple and effective app created by emergency physician Tom Fadial with videos from Brian Lin of closing the gap.
Connecting through COVID
Zoltan Gyorgyi presents his documentary on the effect of COVID-19 on medical training
Nerve Block App
Pick a body part. Pick a skin surface. Pick a block. The Nerve Block App makes regional anaesthesia easier on the go
Emergency Procedures
Interview with the lead authors of the first iteration of a FOAMed online, peer reviewed, evidence based, Emergency Procedures website/phone app.
DMNB PoCUS Club
DMNB PoCUS Club from the Dalhousie Medical School, Canada. Open-access, easy to understand resource for the novice ultrasound user
Book Review. Signs of Life
For stories of courage, of boundless philosophical meanderings, and, of course, of travel. Signs of Life, a sort of cycling travel medical memoir, by Dr Stephen Fabes, has it all
House of God
It has been many years since I first read 'The House of God' by Samuel Shem, back before I even started medical school. It made me wonder what the hell I was getting myself into.
Riding the FOAM of ECG Waves
FOAMed movement has facilitated access to myriad online educational resources and journals, previously locked behind a paywall. ecgwaves update for all LITFL readers who enjoy putting the F into FOAM...
Debrief 2 Learn
As we move along the top shelf of resources for clinician educators it is inevitable that we come to Debrief2Learn
ICE blog and the KeyLIME podcast
As a FOAM-embracing Clinician Educator it is heartening to see the rise of high quality FOAM resources designed to help educators, not just those they educate. Of course, we are all students really, but I think this is further evidence…