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Pediatric Emergency Medicine Podcasts: Current Status
Ricardo Hernandez1, Yaron Ivan2, Eva Esperanza3
1Emergency Medicine, AdventHealth East Orlando, Orlando, USA.
Cureus
|August 31, 2022
Summary
Pediatric emergency medicine podcasts are underrepresented, with only eight found. More content is needed to support learners and educators in this vital medical field.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Emergency Medicine
- Pediatrics
Background:
- Podcasting is a growing delivery model for medical content across specialties.
- It serves as an essential tool for learners, educators, and institutions.
- The availability of podcasts varies significantly by medical subspecialty.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the availability and prevalence of podcasts in pediatric emergency medicine (PEM).
- To assess the PEM podcast landscape from an end-user perspective.
Main Methods:
- Conducted an internet search using the term "podcasts in pediatric emergency medicine."
- Analyzed the first 50 search results from Google Search.
- Focused on the end-user perspective (medical students, residents, etc.).
Main Results:
- Only eight podcasts related to pediatric emergency medicine were identified.
- Out of the eight podcasts found, only five were actively maintained.
- This indicates a low prevalence of PEM-specific podcasts.
Conclusions:
- Pediatric emergency medicine podcasts are currently underrepresented compared to other medical specialties.
- There is a notable lack of this educational resource in PEM.
- PEM physicians, educators, and organizations are encouraged to develop content for this educational niche.
Keywords:
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