Developed by Harbor-UCLA DEM’s Dr. Ross Donaldson, WikEM is the world’s largest emergency medicine open-access reference resource. It is a wiki-based medical website and point-of-care phone application for emergency medicine clinicians. WikEM is a project of the OpenEM Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity.
Developed by Harbor-UCLA Department of Emergency Medicine alum Dr. Tom Fadial, Ddxof is a compilation of cases based on real patients, each inspiring an algorithm for the evaluation and management of their chief complaint or diagnosis.
Dr. Manny Singh, DEM Associate Program Director and Associate Clerkship Director, developed EMdocs while completing his residency at Harbor-UCLA. This website and podcast provide a truly current resource for the rapidly developing field of emergency medicine. A proud subscriber to the free, open-access medical education initiative, this site’s goal is to inform the global EM community with timely and high-yield content about what providers like you are seeing and doing everyday in your local ED. EMdocs has received the ALIEM Most Innovative Blog Award.
Created by Harbor-UCLA’s PEM Fellowship Director Dr. Tim Horeczko, this website and podcast demystify the emergency care of infants and children. Dr. Horeczko shares tricks, tips, and lessons learned to create a community where we can all grow and improve for those who need us the most. This resource covers foundational topics as well as rare presentations in an enjoyably digestible podcast and online format.
Developed by our own Dr.Kelly Young, PEMSource can serve as your source for all things related to pediatric emergency medicine. It includes links to on-shift resources and PEM FOAM sites, as well as algorithms, guidelines, and the evidence behind it all. A perfect one-stop shop for everything you need to care for emergent pediatric conditions, it also offers bonus time management content for busy EM practitioners.
Created by DEM Director of Pediatric Research and Scholarship Dr. Mohsen Saidinejad, the LA Peds Ready website is a FOAM resource toolkit aimed at providing educational content and resources for providers of pediatric emergency care, particularly those in rural and resource-poor areas. It has robust tracking analytics that optimizes engagement by healthcare providers and healthcare consumers alike. LA Peds Ready was developed in part by funding from the Hospital Preparedness Program.