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Brian Cohn, MD
The EMJClub Podcast
An evidence-based emergency medicine podcast. The Washington University Emergency Medicine Journal Club podcast provides an excellent way to keep up with the medical literature, improve patient care, and increase understanding of evidence-based medicine. Each month we ask a clinical or operational question pertinent to the practice of emergency medicine. We then discuss the four articles most relevant to that question in an attempt to determine the most evidence-based approach to patient care.
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5.0 stars from 16 ratings
"Gold Standard" Amongst Journal Clubs
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“Always informative, appropriately succinct podcast from the home of the world's leading Journal Club. Well-worth subscribing and listening to these discussions which provide nuanced critical appraisal of cutting-edge research pertinent to emergency medicine providers. Keep up the great work!”
Dr. Carp via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/18/16
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Adbfixnwndiches via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/27/15
Very well done
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“Good review of literature, well thought out and relevant.”
Dajester2003 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/24/14
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