This microsite contains resources and references related to both of the workshops presented by Jason Woods and Brad Sobolewski at the 2019 PEM Fellows Conference.

Presentation

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Practice Podcast Script

The practice podcast script is right here!

Recommended Podcasts

PEM Currents

Little Patients, Big Medicine

Pediatric Emergency Medicine Playbook

KeyLIME

Don’t Forget the Bubbles

Peds in a Pod

Presentation

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Handouts & Worksheets

Conference Worksheet PDF

Blog Post and Podcast Gestalt Assessment Tool PDF

Blog Post and Podcast Detailed Assessment Tool PDF

FOAM Website Assessment Tool PDF

Procedure Video Assessment Questions PDF

Presentation PDF

Practice Blog Post

Save Yourself Earache – Antibiotics and Otitis Media in the ED

Natalie May

St. Emlyn’s Blog

February 18, 2015

Instructions

Read the blog post on the management of acute otitis media
Using the Gestalt and the Detailed Assessments discuss the merits of the post
Answer the following questions
1. Would you use this post as a teaching tool for your learners?
2. Would you recommend it to a colleague?
3. How could the post be improved upon?

Gestalt Version

Adapted from Chan et al. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2016

Detailed Version

Adapted from Lin et. al., JGME, 2016.

Practice Videos

The following videos both describe how to reduce a nursemaid’s elbow. Using the four listed questions discuss, and elaborate on why the videos are successful or not. Which one would be more useful as background knowledge versus which one would you show to a trainee immediately before performing the procedure as “just in time” training?

Is the video from a reputable source?
Does the video explain one thing and do it well?
Does the video show the steps in an organized, “clutter free” manner?
Is the video adequately referenced?

Practice Podcast

I’ve embedded a brief episode of the PEM Currents Pediatric Emergency Medicine podcast. You may want to take out your headphones in order to listen to this under eight minute episode that focuses on dental infections. The assessment of podcasts uses the same rubrics as a blog post. However, also consider the personality of the host and the entertainment value as these are important characteristics for successful podcasts.