SR Newsletter
What Is This & Who Is It For ?
- this is a curated medical newsletter with a personal touch that I write and post periodically.
- There is a lot of stuff i read about each month and I would like to share it with you, my dear chronic online user 😁!
- This newsletter is intended for medical students, health care providers and any online visiter who would like to see what's new in this website.
- I made this newsletter specifically hosted on the open web to avoid any annoying / addictive social media feeds or ads and there is No attention seeking notifications ! You can just bookmark this webpage and offload it in your mobile browser and read the newsletter whenever you have time.
- LLMs AI are growing and expanding each day, taking over the online writing world (it seems like it), so this newsletter is written by me (trust me I'm a human not an AI! LOL) and whenever I need to use an LLM you'll see a footnote telling you what I used it for ie. text (formatting / rephrasing).
Newsletter Log
Main Categories that are usually covered in this Newsletter are as follows :
- Evidence-Based Medicine
- Clinical reasoning
- Medical education
- Professional development
- Patient safety
- Medical Ethics
Each Newsletter is usually formatted as follows :
- Clinical Corner : covers a single clinical case scenario and what I learned from it + some Pitfalls.
- Resource Corner : covers a highly useful resource I learned about and how I used it.
- Literature Corner : covers a single research paper i read this month and key learning points.
- Discussion Corner : covers a question regarding the case mentioned or something else and presentation of different views and opinions.
- Quote of the Month : well you gotta have that! 🙂
- Personal Updates : any new posts or notes added to the website.
Any feedback or question is welcomed, here
NOTICE !
- This newsletter is for Educational purposed only; not a substitute for anything. You Must always consult Your Doctor before doing anything!
- Anything that is based on my personal opinion would have the acronym (imo) at the end of the paragraph.
Materials from these pages may be used for educational, non-commercial purposes with credit and notification to authors.The content of this site is intended for educational purposes only and is not to be taken as medical advice.