No new posts this week
No new posts this week as I enjoy some downtime with the family.
Happy Medical New Year’s 2018
It's that time of year again, and though many of you started before today, and many will do so afterwards I wanted to wish you all a Happy Medical New Year's Day. I also wanted to share some words of wisdom on this day of actual and symbolic change.
PEM Currents is now on Stitcher
In an effort to bring my educational offerings to as many platforms as possible I've added the entire back catalog of PEM Currents, the Pediatric Emergency Medicine podcast to Stitcher.
Happy 11th Anniversary to my beautiful wife!
This is the one non-medical post of the year. I can't seem to get my act together and get out to Hallmark to buy a card, so I have to settle for making a video. Happy Anniversary Kerri, I love you!
PEMPix 2018 Submissions are now being accepted
Submissions are now being accepted for the 2018 edition of PEMPix.
Spring Break!
No new posts this week - getting some much needed R&R with the family. More great content coming soon!
Rash Week is next week! – March 26th through the 30th
Check out PEMBlog next week for all things rashes. You never know what will pop up!
I will be in Atlanta at the APPD Spring Meeting – come check out my Enhanced Learning Session
If you'll be attending the APPD Spring meeting in Atlanta, GA this week and want to chat about FOAM, asynchronous learning, blogs, podcasts and more come to my Enhanced Learning Session tomorrow, Wednesday, March 21st.
Meet me at the 2018 PEM Fellows Conference in Washington, DC this weekend
I'll be in Washington, DC this weekend at the 2018 Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellows Conference. If you're attending I'd be delighted to chat about online learning, #FOAMed, podcasts and more.
2017 Year in Review
It is natural to reflect at the end of the year. I wanted to share this post as a way to thank all of my readers and contributors and to give a full accounting of how the site performed over the past year. Sharing this data will hopefully allow me to continue to improve the site and expand PEMBlog's educational reach in the service of my ongoing efforts to teach as many providers as possible about the care of ill and injured children.