Issues in CME – Minnesota Medicine, November 2010

Most of this issue is devoted to discussing various aspects of continuing medical education. Here are some highlights: Bell H. Test anxiety. Minn Med 2010 Nov;93(11):24-8. Mettner J. Grand rounds’ growing pains. Minn Med 2010 Nov;93(11):8-10. Kiser K. Credit for change. Minn Med 2010 Nov;93(11):14-6. Peota C. Learning styles. Minn Med 2010 Nov;93(11):11-3. Meyer CR. [...]

CME articles: Academic Medicine January 2010; 85 (1)

The January 2010 issue of Academic Medicine contains a number of articles of interest to CME  providers. The publisher is providing some of these these free of charge (for now). RSS feed for this issue Bellande BJ, Winicur ZM, Cox KM.  Commentary: Urgently needed: a safe place for self-assessment on the path to maintaining competence [...]

Medical Education January 2010; 44 (1) – free online!

The January 2010 issue of Medical Education is now online, and for now, it is free online! Here are the contents of this issue: The state of the science in health professional education On complexity and craftsmanship The value of paradoxical tensions in medical education research Identities as performances: encouraging visual methodologies in medical education research [...]

Kaohsiung Journal of Medical Sciences

    This is a a peer-reviewed, Open Access publication of Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan. The July 2008 issue contains a number of articles of interest to medical educators: Kaohsiung Journal of Medical Sciences July 2008; 24(7) Journal Link       PubMed Records Articles: Neuroplasticity and Critical Thinking [editorial by Dr. Peter H. Harasym, Department of Community Health Sciences, Faculty [...]

Self-Assessment: JCEHP theme issue

  The Winter 2008 issue of the Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions contains a number of excellent articles on self-assessment [available by subscription only]. Click on the links below to view the PubMed records for each article. Joan Sargeant. Toward a common understanding of self-assessment (p 1-4) Ronald M. Epstein, Daniel J. Siegel, [...]

Creating a Collaborative Intervention to Address Disparities in Depression: CME, Quality Improvement, and the Community

  The latest issue (v. 27, Issue S1) of the Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions is a special supplement addressing disparities in diagnosing and treating depression.  The lead editor and member of the Initiative for Decreasing Disparities in Depression (I3D)* steering committee is Donald E. Moore, Jr, PhD, Director, Division of Continuing Medical Education [...]

Journal of Athletic Training: Open Access journal

  The Journal of Athletic Training is an Open Access, peer-reviewed journal, and the official publication of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Inc. Mission: to enhance communication among professionals interested in the quality of health care for the physically active through education and research in prevention, evaluation, management and rehabilitation of injuries. Free full text [...]

Professionalism in Medicine: theme issue from Academic Medicine

  The November 2007 issue of Academic Medicine is a theme issue entitled Professionalism in Medicine. Selected titles [titles with links are Open Access]: Professionalism in Medicine;  Viewpoint: Learning Professionalism: A View from the Trenches;  The Journey to Creating a Campus-Wide Culture of Professionalism;  Viewpoint: Professionalism and Humanism Beyond the Academic Health Center;  Viewpoint: Linking [...]

Open Medicine

At long last, welcome to the first issue of Open Medicine, launched April 18, 2007. This new open access journal represents a milestone in the independence and academic freedom of medical research publishing.  From the April 18 2007 edition of The Globe & Mail: A new open-access general medical journal, published in Canada, is about to [...]

Journal of Chiropractic Medicine

  This journal is now published by Elsevier, and the June 2007 issue is now online, and the March issue is Open Access. Link to all issues,  now available by subscription. From the March editorial by editor Claire Johnson: For the past several years, the editorial staff has been working diligently to make continued and substantial improvements to the [...]