WikEM
WikEM is a global, open access, free-to-use website and app that provides emergency medicine content. It is a project of the OpenEM Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to support global health education. WikEM is designed for clinicians, by clinicians, and is a useful resource for medical students, paramedics, nurses, and doctors. It is available in multiple languages and is used by healthcare professionals around the world.
History[edit | edit source]
WikEM started as a small project at the Harbor-UCLA emergency medicine residency in 2009. It was initially a quick reference guide for the residents and faculty. The project quickly grew and became a comprehensive resource for emergency medicine. In 2013, the OpenEM Foundation was established to support the project.
Content[edit | edit source]
WikEM provides a wide range of content related to emergency medicine. This includes clinical summaries, checklists for emergency procedures, and a comprehensive drug database. The content is written and edited by a global community of healthcare professionals. All content is peer-reviewed to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Features[edit | edit source]
WikEM features a user-friendly interface that allows users to quickly find the information they need. The website and app include a search function, a favorites list, and a recently viewed list. Users can also contribute to the content by editing existing pages or creating new ones.
Use in Medical Education[edit | edit source]
WikEM is widely used in medical education. It is a valuable resource for medical students, residents, and practicing physicians. It provides a quick reference guide for emergency procedures and a comprehensive drug database. It is also used in teaching and learning activities in medical schools and residency programs.
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