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Hi all -
Here's a few helpful websites that dovetail nicely with the blogs & podcasts:
www.toxfellowship.com/
This site is hosted by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). It has several useful features including a listing of all the fellowships in the US & their contact info; as well as the Virtual Mentor Program. The VMP is a great resource for residents with an interest in MedTox, and can connect those without great tox exposure at their home institution to other practitioners.
www.acmt.net
The American College of Medical Toxicology is one of the specialty organizations in MedTox, and focuses on physician practitioners. They also publish the Journal of Medical Toxicology, which has a great balance of lab & clinical studies, as well as reviews & the popular Case Files - essentially a case report with an integrated grand rounds.
The site also holds the repository of policy positions on a myriad of subjects, such as: antidotes, decon methods, and the like. Very helpful, and just as important as the ACEP clinical policies for EM.
Medical student membership is free; residents are only $25. If you want a subscription to JMT, add $50 (totally worth it - $4/ month is less than most spend on coffee... And now you'll have something to read with your coffee).
Here's a few helpful websites that dovetail nicely with the blogs & podcasts:
www.toxfellowship.com/
This site is hosted by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). It has several useful features including a listing of all the fellowships in the US & their contact info; as well as the Virtual Mentor Program. The VMP is a great resource for residents with an interest in MedTox, and can connect those without great tox exposure at their home institution to other practitioners.
www.acmt.net
The American College of Medical Toxicology is one of the specialty organizations in MedTox, and focuses on physician practitioners. They also publish the Journal of Medical Toxicology, which has a great balance of lab & clinical studies, as well as reviews & the popular Case Files - essentially a case report with an integrated grand rounds.
The site also holds the repository of policy positions on a myriad of subjects, such as: antidotes, decon methods, and the like. Very helpful, and just as important as the ACEP clinical policies for EM.
Medical student membership is free; residents are only $25. If you want a subscription to JMT, add $50 (totally worth it - $4/ month is less than most spend on coffee... And now you'll have something to read with your coffee).