Clinical Cases and Images in Emergency Medicine

Medical professionals upload their favourite cases so they can contribute to medical education globally. Here are a few sites and communities that present clinical cases.

Cases Journal - Emergency Medicine

• Description: Cases Journal publishes case reports from all areas of medicine. The journal will publish any report that is understandable, ethical, authentic, and includes all information essential to its interpretation.

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Emergency Medicine Cases (EMC)

• Description: "Emergency Medicine Cases (EMC) is Canada’s premier educational website dedicated to keeping staff physicians and emergency medicine residents up to date on the most current topics in emergency medicine. Each month we present cases to two of Canada’s leading experts in emergency medicine, and discuss clinical pearls, important management issues and current clinical literature around the cases. We highlight key practical learning points that you can use in your every day practice."

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Emergency Medicine Forum

• Description: "Keeping up with the large body of Emergency Medicine information can be challenging. We offer this free, email delivered, emergency medicine hypothetical case with accompanying questions and answers, in the hopes you might find the information helpful and informative. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to comment on the presented case. After you sign up, on a regular basis, an emergency medicine related case will be sent to the email address you designate. Should you wish to explore the answers to the questions, you can click on the link, and it will send you to a web answer page. Here you will not only find the answers, but also additional links for more information. You will have the opportunity to comment in a ‘blog’ format. We hope this will create some engaging and interesting interactions."

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Medting

• Description: "MEDTING is an interactive platform on web for the medical professionals over the world to share their knowledge. MEDTING is a best tool for a physician for sharing medical images, videos and discuss them with a large community of physicians. All for free, always."
• Quality: Accredited by HONcode.

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QuizMD

• Description: "QuizMD: "It was created to help students help each other succeed, to collectively scratch each others' backs. Education doesn't need to be difficult. Take control and make it yours."

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Emergency Medicine Residency Resources

• Description: "Emergency Medicine Residency Resources, including links to videos. Made by the Emergency Medicine Residents at University of Tennessee College of Medicine Chattanooga."

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Springer Images

• Description: "SpringerImages is a growing collection of scientific images that spans the scientific, technical and medical fields, including high-quality clinical images from images. The SpringerImages interface enables users to search faster, more broadly and more accurately, through captions, keywords, context and more, even jumping from the image to the source article. Users can create personalized image “sets,” and can easily export images for use in their own presentations or lectures."

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"Flickr is an image and video hosting website, web services suite, and online community. In addition to being a popular website for users to share and embed personal photographs, the service is widely used by bloggers to host images that they embed in blogs and social media."

Nursing on Emergency

• Description: "This group show pics about nurses and nursing that working in emergency (emergency room, trauma team, intensive care, flight nurse, advanced life support units). Feel free to add everykind of photo about emergency nursing."

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