Here are five things I learned from my experience leading a journal club that can help you prepare to get the most out of your discussions: Know the background material. Make your presentation concise. Simplify unfamiliar concepts. Ask yourself questions about the paper before you present. How do I startRead More →
Choose a common, important topic in family practice. Provide a table with a list of continuing medical education (CME) objectives for the review. State how the literature search and reference selection were done. Use several sources of evidence-based reviews on the topic. How do you write an article review? WriteRead More →
Overview: Published for over 200 years, The New England Journal of Medicine aims to bring the best research to clinicians and health educators. It has the highest impact factor of any general medical journal in the world. Is an impact factor of 2.5 good? An Impact Factor of 1.0 meansRead More →