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MedSynapse is the universal doctor networking and collaboration app. You can search and find across the world in seconds and start collaborating with them.
The latest medical update help you stay on top in your specialty, without the hassle of sorting through tons of medical journals. You can also take webinars and online CME/CEU from the comfort of your home.
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Our success as clinicians is based on how much effort we put into learning. I really can't say enough about how great the platform is. I feel confident that it is timely and is state-of-the-art evidence-based information. I believe that if I use the information to help guide my practice, I will be delivering better and more efficient care. Thanks again for superlative material and learning via internet.
- Dr. Thomas Flowe, Oncology
I frequently consult my colleagues in different specialties using the MedSynapse app. I frequently utilize MedSynapse to access articles for teaching rounds as well as sharing articles with my colleagues. It allows me to multi-task and take care of patients while not being confined to a desk.
- Dr. Adailede Olson, Cardiology
Cases discussed on the platform are very useful in preparing a doctor for a case that we all will see in our lifetime of practice and when we do, what we do in those 4-5 minutes are critical. The approaches are like I have to do in practice. This platform is great. The clinical pathways are handy. I highly recommend this platform to any doctor in the world.
- Dr. Ruth Tan, Gynaecology
The recent issue on Corticosteroids was one of your best -- and most practical -- articles. I love the fact that Pediatric EM Practice is willing to shoot down so-called "dogma" about supposedly standard of care treatments that are simply NOT proven to work! For example, I was never convinced of the evidence for steroids in spinal cord injury -- I feel vindicated when I see the evidence against it laid out so plainly in your great article today. Thank you!"
- Dr. Michael A. Vaughn, MD
