CJEM Debate Series: #SocialMedia – Social media has created emergency medicine celebrities who now influence practice more than published evidence. Issue 6 (17th November 2017)

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Title:: CJEM Debate Series: #SocialMedia – Social media has created emergency medicine celebrities who now influence practice more than published evidence. Issue 6 (17th November 2017)
Main Title:: CJEM Debate Series: #SocialMedia – Social media has created emergency medicine celebrities who now influence practice more than published evidence
Authors:: Cameron, Peter
Carley, Simon
Weingart, Scott
Atkinson, Paul
Abstract:
Is Part Of:: CJEM. Volume 19:Issue 6(2017:Nov.)
Journal:: CJEM
Issue:: Volume 19:Issue 6(2017:Nov.)
Issue Display:: Volume 19, Issue 6 (2017)
Year:: 2017
Volume:: 19
Issue:: 6
Issue Sort Value:: 2017-0019-0006-0000
Page Start:: 471
Page End:: 474
Publication Date:: 2017-11-17
Subjects:: social media, -- evidence based medicine, -- influence
Emergency Treatment -- Periodicals
Emergency Medicine -- Periodicals
Emergency medical services -- Canada -- Periodicals
Medical emergencies -- Canada -- Periodicals
Emergency medical services
Medical emergencies
Canada
Periodicals
616.02505
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DOI:: 10.1017/cem.2017.396 ↗
Languages:: English
ISSNs:: 1481-8035
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