How do you conduct a journal club?
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How do you conduct a journal club?
Steps to Starting and Running a Journal Club
- Step 1: Setting Up the Aim of a Journal Club.
- Step 2: Establishing the Leadership of a Journal Club.
- Step 3: Choosing Pertinent Articles.
- Step 4: Circulating the Articles.
- Step 5: Conducting a Journal Club Session.
- Step 6: Soliciting Feedback.
How to select journal for journal club?
Choosing a Journal Club Article
- Research – Is it research?
- Quality – Is it from a respected/prominent/peer-reviewed journal?
- Audience – What are their needs and interests, scope of practice?
- Currency – Is the article timely?
- Issue – Is it on an important topic?
What is the ACP journal club?
ACP Journal Club helps you stay current with the latest evidence-based clinical information relevant to internal medicine and its subspecialties.
What activity occurs in a journal club?
4. Which activity occurs in a journal club? Discussion of a research article regarding its merits and relevance to practice.
Is ACP journals peer-reviewed?
It is a peer-reviewed open access journal that publishes case reports, case series, medical image/video cases, and clinical reflections across the spectrum of medicine.
What makes evidence based journal clubs succeed?
JOURNAL CLUB PRINCIPLES Focus on the current real patient problems of most interest to the group. Bring questions, a sense of humour, and good food. Distribute (and redistribute) the time, place, topics, and roles. Bring enough copies for everyone of both the week’s article and a backup article.
What should I focus on for journal club?
It should focus generally on what was done, what was found, and why this information is relevant. The important details from journal article should be covered in the context of the discussion.
How do I start a virtual journal club?
An easy way to keep up with your peers and stay in the know about your research area is to start a virtual journal club!
- Gather a group.
- Pick a meeting time.
- Determine a speaker order.
- Speakers choose article (or discussion topic)
- Speaker presents to group and answers questions.
