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is there any good EMS magazines. i like to keep up on new studys and reviewing practices so an ems magazine would be fun to subscribe to. i got fire house cause they have a few articles here and there on EMS but i am looking for something better
 
Fankango said:
is there any good EMS magazines. i like to keep up on new studys and reviewing practices so an ems magazine would be fun to subscribe to. i got fire house cause they have a few articles here and there on EMS but i am looking for something better
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Most all ems magazines are trade magazines. Jems for example....dont let their name fool you. You may catch a study here and there ..,,but that is it.

You will be better off with, up to date or medical journals like nejm.
 
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I dunno, I wouldn't pay for a subscription to JEMS, but they usually have a few good studies per issue, worth leafing through your employers copy.
 
I have a free script for EMS World... But my favorite is the Air Medical Journal, which I get with my IAFCCP membership
 
It doesn't hurt to read JEMS or EMS World as both have decent content while advertising emerging technologies. However if you want a research based publication, Prehospital Emergency Care has more empirical evidence geared towards practice. Keep in mind that what is studied in some regions may not apply to your practice. For example, a study performed in a large urban centre that has a 6 minute transport time may advocate practices that don't apply to a rural setting where you are an hour or more from assistance.
 
Set up an account with an RSS reader and add feeds from every EMS and EM related magazine, blog, journal, podcast, and website that interests you. Everytime a new article, blog post, podcast, or study is posted on any of those sites, it'll show up in your feed.

I have 46 feeds in mine. Everything from JEMS to Emcrit to PEC to critical care and anesthesia journals. It's the only way to stay on top of everything.
 
Halothane said:
Set up an account with an RSS reader and add feeds from every EMS and EM related magazine, blog, journal, podcast, and website that interests you. Everytime a new article, blog post, podcast, or study is posted on any of those sites, it'll show up in your feed.

I have 46 feeds in mine. Everything from JEMS to Emcrit to PEC to critical care and anesthesia journals. It's the only way to stay on top of everything.
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excellent advice ^^^
 
The EMS world and EMS Pro magazines look good to me I do not know but there are many other popular magazines as well
 
Halothane said:
Set up an account with an RSS reader and add feeds from every EMS and EM related magazine, blog, journal, podcast, and website that interests you. ...
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Twitter is also great for this, since you can follow some great conversations about new evidence and old controversies in EM/EMS.
 
KellyBracket said:
Twitter is also great for this, since you can follow some great conversations about new evidence and old controversies in EM/EMS.
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Yeah, I haven't been able to get into Twitter. Maybe I'll check it out again.
 
Halothane said:
Set up an account with an RSS reader and add feeds from every EMS and EM related magazine, blog, journal, podcast, and website that interests you. Everytime a new article, blog post, podcast, or study is posted on any of those sites, it'll show up in your feed.

I have 46 feeds in mine. Everything from JEMS to Emcrit to PEC to critical care and anesthesia journals. It's the only way to stay on top of everything.
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I used to have that setup.. now that I've got a tablet that I'm setting up as primarily a reader, I might do it again.
 
TransportJockey said:
I used to have that setup.. now that I've got a tablet that I'm setting up as primarily a reader, I might do it again.
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I use Feedly. You can access their website from any computer, and they have apps for all the devices.
 
for trade magazines I like EMS world magazine. For professional peer reviewed journals, I enjoy prehospital emergency care. However I get free access to it with my university, normally its a paid journal.
 
Here is the list of my clinical RSS feeds. Bolded are my favorites.

Blogs/Podcasts/Websites
Airway News
Anaestricks
Anesthesiology News
Clinical CrED
EM Nerd
EMCrit
Emergency Medicine Updates
EMS1 Columnist Articles
EPMonthly
Expensivecare
FlightBridgeED
Free Emergency Medicine Talks
Health Affairs
Life In The Fast Lane
Medscape - Anesthesia
Medscape - Emergency Medicine
Mint Hill Ave. Command
PHARM
Resus ME!
Resus Review
Rogue Medic
ScanCrit
SMART EM
The Trauma Professional's Blog
World of Anesthesiology

Journals
AANA Journal
Air Medical Journal
Anaesthesia
Anesthesia & Analgesia
Anesthesiology
Anesthesiology Clinics
British Journal of Anesthesia
Current Opinion in Anesthesiology
Journal of Anesthesiology Clinical Pharmacology
Journal of Critical Care
JAMA
Journal of Trauma
NEJM
Prehospital Emergency Care
Resuscitation
Shock
 
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