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Podcasts in my opinion are really the heart and soul of open access medical education and have been flourishing over the past several years. Given that I have an hour-long commute each way to work, I can safely say that I have listened to hundreds if not thousands of episodes from as many different podcasts as I can. Many are good, but some have risen to the top as the best of the best. I have linked to their direct websites, but realize that you can search and find most of these freely available on iTunes / podcast app.
"EM:RAP is a monthly emergency medicine audio series full of CME and the latest reviews and perspectives. "
This is one of the founding fathers of EM podcasts. The amount of incredible content is simply amazing. Easily my favorite resource, and I'm not the only one... this is by far the most popular resource out there. If you haven't yet and are serious about EM, I'd highly recommend getting a subscription to this.
For those of you without CME, be sure to include whatever discounts you can (student, resident etc), and with this referral link you can get another $25 off (full discloser, the site gets a referral bonus as well, very helpful to keep the site up and running - If you decide to subscribe, thank you for your support!)
We are obsessed with Emergency Department (ED) Critical Care. A blog & podcast for medical education on ED Intensive Care, Trauma, and Resuscitation. Run by Scott Weingart.
Emergency Medicine Cases (EM Cases) is a free online medical education podcast and medical blog providing emergency medicine education and CME points #FOAMed.
Check out their "best case ever" series for some pretty entertaining and educational sessions.
Your Boot Camp Guide to Emergency Medicine
A Free Open Access Emergency Medicine Core Content Mash Up
This group does a great job of working their way through EM core content as taught in Rosens/Tintinelli, while also providing new literature perspective. Great for interns and residents or others looking to learn core content.
The SGEM - Skeptics Guide to Emergency Medicine - great lecturer (Dr Ken Milne) covering evidence based emergency medicine.
The home page for Louisville Lectures Internal Medicine Lecture Series. We
are excited to offer a broad array of lectures for generalists and
specialists. We have CME available as well as Grand Rounds from the
University of Louisville.
Excellent IM lectures that most everyone enjoys.
The leading provider of online CME, the Center for Medical Education strives to provide clinicians with an easy-to-use and intuitive online CME experience.
Now, if you want to listen to EM Abstracts, you can also do so through EM:RAP which has recently merged.
