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will continuously update articles on the dedicated webpage “ Covid-19: NEJM Journal Watch Coverage”.Īs part of the relationship with NEJM 医学前沿 “Yi Xue Qian Yan”, a selection of NEJM Journal Watch Summaries are translated into the Chinese language and available at.

A Journal Club discussion regarding the recent NEJM article, “Renin&nash Angiotensin–Aldosterone System Inhibitors and Risk of Covid-19”.

A Curbside Consult podcast that explores descriptive epidemiology studies of the Covid-19 outbreak and explains the approach to outbreak study analysis.

View short case reports submitted by colleagues from around the world.

NEJM Resident 360 supports physicians in training with these Covid-19 resources: NEJM Group is participating in the proposal for Open Access Publishing of Research Papers on Novel Coronavirus-Infected Pneumonia via CNKI. NEJM research articles related to the coronavirus will also be made freely available at CNKI (China National Knowledge Infrastructure). Links to the translations are also on on the topic page for each article translated. To assist Chinese health professionals in responding to the coronavirus outbreak, NEJM 医学前沿 “Yi Xue Qian Yan” professionally translates many of these articles into the Chinese language and makes them available at. In addition, we are also providing Covid-19 related articles from NEJM to PubMed Central and other public repositories, such as the WHO’s COVID database. A special page has been created at for all coronavirus articles ( along with links to essential resources for clinicians. As with all work we publish with immediate public health significance, articles about Covid-19 are freely available at from the day of publication. The New England Journal of Medicine is committed to supporting the fight against Covid-19.

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In addition to the five treatment simulations, the series offers a Covid-19 interactive primer, which covers the basic concepts of managing mild patients who are suspected or confirmed of having Covid-19. The cases are suitable for remote, individual or group learning and are designed for synchronous or asynchronous teaching of clinical reasoning.

This approach helps the learner grasp the underlying pathobiology rather than the setting of the case. Each case has different underlying diseases and outcomes when replayed, providing the opportunity to experience a broad spectrum of Covid-19 disease presentations.

Designed to prepare clinicians on the frontlines of the pandemic, these interactive virtual patient encounters mimic the real-life unforgiving uncertainty of medicine. This series of five treatment simulations range from a mild self-limited flu-like illness to life-threatening multi-organ failure.

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Lindsey Baden, on the Covid-19 pandemic from the New England Journal of Medicine, NEJM Journal Watch, NEJM Catalyst, and other trusted sources in this weekly alert.Ĭlick here to sign up for this free email alert from NEJM Group. Find new reports, articles, digital features, and podcast interviews with Editors Dr. NEJM Group strives to provide the most timely and most trusted information on the Coronavirus.

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Please email us at with questions regarding your site license features. This includes the use of our articles and videos with your students through a computer or a course management system. Our content is available for your educational purposes (but not commercial resale) as needed to support your students online during the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition to access to original research and other relevant articles, you will also find links to education resources, NEJM multimedia, and teaching resources as well as online journal club discussions hosted every two weeks by NEJM Resident 360, a benefit of your institution subscription.įor educational institutions forced to shift from in-person to online courses, we encourage you to use our Covid-19 related materials and other NEJM Group content with your students. To help you provide trustworthy resources to your patrons, we have created this reference web page containing links to all freely available Covid-19 content from the New England Journal of Medicine, NEJM Journal Watch, NEJM Resident 360, and NEJM Catalyst. Covid-19 CONTENT and ONLINE TEACHING RESOURCES About