Beyond the Abstract: Systemic Online Academic Resources Review: Renal and Genitourinary

Production and use of free open access medical education resources (FOAM) has had a meteoric rise over the last decade.1–4 ALiEM works hard to produce content, disseminate knowledge, and consolidate resources in a democratic and accessible way. However, we recognize that FOAM comes with its own limitations:
- Blogs are distinct, individual, and decentralized. How can we search for topic-specific content?
- FOAM doesn’t often have peer review. How can we assess quality and accuracy?
- FOAM is produced on an as-needed basis. How do we achieve curricular comprehensiveness?