EM Foundations: 3/22/2018

Welcome to the next installment of our 18 month longitudinal integration of the EM Foundations curriculum! EM Foundations uses a flipped classroom model that includes a guided independent review of EM core content to capable adult learners followed by in-person meeting time that is reserved for active, case-based, small group learning and focused critical teaching points. EM Foundations consists of two levels of case-based curricula and two levels of EKG courses that we will incorporate. If you have not done so already, please review the Guidelines for Learners which reviews all the details of how the curriculum works. Check out the residency calendar to see when EM Foundations are scheduled! Below is the assigned material with your choice of learning pathways for your independent review prior to our session scheduled for 3/22/18 at 8:30AM.

 

EM Foundations 1 + EKG I Course (PGY1 + PGY2 residents):

EMF 1 UnitTopics & FrameworkTraditional TextbookHigh-Yeld TextMultimedia
Heme/OncHematologic Emergencies, Emergent Complications of Malignancy

Approach to Sickle Cell Crisis
Rosen's: RBC, Bleeding Disorders, Oncologic Emergencies 1586-1628River's: RBC, Bleeding Disorders, Transfusions, Coagulation p714-739; Oncologic Emergencies p746-753Hippo Videos:
Heme- Platelet Do

Heme- Red Blood Cell

Heme- Leukemia
Tintinalli's: RBC, Bleeding Disorders, Transfusions, Coagulation, Oncologic Emergencies 1483-1541Tintinalli Manual: RBC, Bleeding Disorders, Transfusions, Coagulation, Oncologic Emergencies 645-684FOAMed:
EMRAP: Sickle Cell

EMRAP: TTP Update
EKG I Course UnitUnit SummaryChallenge EKG #
Unit IIIApproach to SyncopeChallenge EKG 11

EM Foundations 2 + EKG II Course (PGY3 residents):

EMF 2 UnitGeneral TopicsText-Based (ALL)Multimedia (FOAMed)
Heme/Onc IThrombocytopenia, Anemia, Transfusion ReactionsHarwood-Nuss:
Ch 88 p492-497Ch 179 p871-876Ch197 p 963-96
FOAMed:
Sepsis (Core EM)

DIC (LITFL)
Critical Care Medicine:
Ch 54 p 943-949Ch 78 p1366-1370
Hippo Videos: (optional)
Valve Do & Endocarditis

Blood Transfusion
Primary Literature:
Article 1

Article 2

Article 3

Article 4
EKG II Course UnitUnit SummaryChallenge EKG #
Unit IXMiscellaneous Ischemic EKGsChallenge EKG 35
The views expressed on this blog are the author's own and do not reflect the views of their employer. Please read our full disclaimer here. Any references to clinical cases refer to patients treated at a virtual hospital, Janus General Hospital.

Jay Khadpe MD

Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
Associate Residency Director
University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville

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