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The colorado compendium: an article-based literature review program.

Jeffrey Druck¹, David Pearson, Jonathan Claud

¹University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, Colorado.

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|June 30, 2009

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Emergency medicine (EM) residents need curated journal articles for comprehensive education. The "Colorado Compendium" provides a list of 100 essential articles with summaries to guide EM residents.

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Emergency Medicine

Background:

Emergency medicine knowledge is vast and evolving.
Textbooks provide foundational knowledge, but journal articles are crucial for practice improvement.
Identifying essential articles for residency education is challenging.

Purpose of the Study:

To create a curated reading list of key journal articles for emergency medicine residents.
To address the difficulty novice readers face with unguided article lists.
To develop the "Colorado Compendium," a list of 100 essential articles with summaries.

Main Methods:

Compilation of a recommended reading list.
Inclusion of summaries for each article.
Focus on articles vital for emergency medicine residency.

Main Results:

Development of the "Colorado Compendium."
A list of 100 recommended articles with summaries for EM residents.
A structured resource to aid in navigating critical EM literature.

Conclusions:

The "Colorado Compendium" serves as a valuable guide for emergency medicine residents.
This resource simplifies the identification and understanding of essential EM literature.
It supports a well-rounded education by highlighting key journal articles.