ALiEM 2019 Gram Rounds Winner

Last month, ALiEM launched a one-of-a-kind social media contest on Instagram to find the most innovative emergency medicine residency education program. Dozens of residency programs from around the country shared incredible didactic, simulation and wellness initiatives. At the end of our contest period, one residency program stood out from the rest.

Join us in congratulating the winner of ALiEM ‘Gram’ Rounds 2019: Loma Linda Emergency Medicine

We were impressed with Loma Linda’s novel approach to simulation and ability to disseminate practical clinical pearls. Be sure to visit our Instagram page @aliemteam, and check out story highlights to see all contest submissions. To learn more about the magic behind Loma Linda’s EM program, see our highlight below.

By Gabe Sudario, MD|2019-09-05T08:58:44-07:00Aug 14, 2019|Social Media & Tech, Wellness|

In January of 2019, ALiEM was able to continue leveraging the power of social media by delivering high quality educational content to Instagram. We love your enthusiasm for our weekly #TrickoftheTradeTuesday posts and hope you check out our content if you haven’t visited yet. It has been inspiring to follow the many residency programs who have a presence on Instagram, and so we’ve come up with a way to try and help you disseminate all of your hard work. Read on to learn more about the ALiEM “Gram” Rounds!

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By Gabe Sudario, MD|2019-06-25T23:14:23-07:00Jun 25, 2019|Medical Education, Social Media & Tech|

ALiEM is Growing

You’ve probably noticed by now, but ALiEM is going through some pretty significant changes–especially in the way that the site looks and feels. We’ve shifted the platform that was used to create ALiEM and taking a few minutes to explain why.

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By Shuhan He, MD|2019-04-04T20:39:19-07:00Mar 30, 2019|Social Media & Tech|

The ALiEM Chief Resident Incubator (“CRincubator”) launches its fifth class today. Every year’s class has a unique personality with wide-reaching projects. But all the chief residents share consistent characteristics – a deep dedication to resident education and wellness, a growth-minded approach to learning, and a desire for ongoing professional development. Are you an incoming chief resident in emergency medicine with a similar outlook, looking for a year-long community of your peers to share ideas with and bounce ideas off of? Want access to CRincubator alumni and respected educators in our field? Sign up early enough to attend our in-person launch event in Seattle on March 31, 2019 at the Council of EM Residency Director’s Academic Assembly.

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By Layla Abubshait, MD|2019-04-04T19:50:29-07:00Mar 10, 2019|Incubators, Social Media & Tech|

After receiving numerous high-quality submissions, we are proud to announce the winners of the 2019 Essentials of Emergency Medicine (EEM) Education Fellowship contest! Dr. Tim Montrief from the Jackson Memorial/University of Miami Emergency Medicine residency program has won the blog post competition. A blinded EEM voting panel with input from ALiEM selected his winning post: Trick of the Trade: Bubble Study for Confirmation of Central Line Placement. We are thrilled to feature it today on the blog and look forward to meeting him in Las Vegas in May at the 3-day event. This weekend, we will also feature 2 other excellent submissions from runners-up Dr. Sarah Sanders (Northwestern University) and Dr. Jennifer Rabjohns (George Washington University). Thank you to everyone who submitted their work!

Dr. Tim Montrief
Emergency Medicine Resident
Jackson Memorial/University of Miami

By Derek Monette, MD|2019-03-27T15:04:49-07:00Jan 31, 2019|Social Media & Tech|

Post It Pearls initiative is moving from Twitter to Instagram

My 2017 new year’s resolution was to create brief educational pearls on shift called Post It Pearls, which I published to Twitter. I have increasingly noticed that many of my target learners are not on Twitter. They are, however, on Instagram. So this year’s resolution is to test out how whether Post It Pearls would reach more learners and thus be more impactful on my Instagram account (@MichelleLinMD).

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By Michelle Lin, MD|2019-01-28T21:30:24-08:00Jan 16, 2019|Medical Education, Social Media & Tech|

Instagram: The next frontier for ALiEM in digital education

For almost a decade, ALiEM has been on the forefront of digital education in emergency medicine. By leveraging the power of social media, we have been able to provide quality teaching pearls to our learners. Although we have helped to pioneer FOAMEd on Twitter and Facebook, you may have noticed our absence in your Instagram feed.

Today, we are excited to announce the launch of @aliemteam on Instagram. Alongside travel photos, puppy videos, and hilarious memes, look forward to bite-sized educational morsels and a behind-the-scenes look at ALiEM. We can’t wait to share with you some of our weekly features. Keep a look out for “Tricks of the Trade Tuesday”, “Flashback Friday”, and “Spotlight Sunday”.

Be sure to follow us @aliemteam, tag us with any of your own teaching pearls, and give us feedback!

By Gabe Sudario, MD|2019-04-04T21:23:47-07:00Jan 15, 2019|Social Media & Tech|

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