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Information pertaining to residents, fellows, and medical training programs is electronically gathered annually via two secure web-based applications. This data is used for monitoring, planning and research purposes, as well as for use in structuring graduate medical education programs. Program directors and/or coordinators are responsible for reviewing, adding, updating, and approving resident and program information for the following electronic systems. GME Track The American Medical Association (AMA) and the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) jointly created GME Track to gather

Educational Sites CDEM Curriculum Great reading links based on year of training ( MS3 vs MS4 ) Very concise and focused readings on approach to common ED Chief Complaints Life In the Fast Lane Good search bar for common and rare ED diagnoses Great EKG resource Radiopedia Images on common radiological diagnoses and findings Lots of example images EMBasic Online blog that focuses on the basics of EM Podcast come with 2 page “summaries” that can be easily printed out and read up on. Focuses on the history, physical, differential, work up and disposition for common chief complaints and situations

Website Quick Reference Careers in Medicine ERAS FREIDA NRMP Charting Outcomes of the Match Roadmap to Residency: From Application to the Match and Beyond San Francisco Matching Program Urology Match

Click here for some very useful ADS update information. ACGME Accreditation The ACGME utilizes a continuous assessment model for programs and sponsoring institutions, consisting of annual program review, Self Study and Accreditation Site Visit. Each Residency Review Committee (RRC) conducts an annual evaluation of programs utilizing the following metrics: Faculty and resident scholarly activity – From ADS Clinical experiences (e.g. case logs) – From ADS Resources (including faculty qualifications, attrition, and clinical resources) – From ADS Milestone reporting compliance - From ADS Resident

Health and policy experts from Southern Illinois University (SIU) Medicine Department of Population Science and Policy, Paul Simon Public Policy Institute and UIC School of Public Health joined Illinois Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton to discuss how the pandemic is changing health care in rural communities.

The strategies, solutions and policies designed for urban communities are often ineffective for rural communities. Unique rural geography, communities and challenges necessitate a thoughtful approach when it comes to improving health care. A free webinar on May 19 from noon-1 p.m. CST will address rural communities’ unique needs and highlight some rural-specific innovations in policy and design that have emerged from the pandemic. Dr. Sameer Vohra, chair of SIU Medicine’s Department of Population Science and Policy , will join southern Illinois native Eric D. Hargan, former deputy secretary

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What is Webview and why should I enroll? Webview is a patient portal that allows you to look at your medical chart (including labs, diagnosis and current medications) and electronically communicate with your provider's nurse on weekdays. Webview can be accessed electronically 24/7, when it is most convenient for you, without waiting on the phone or being left on hold. You can expect a response from your nurse within 48 hours on weekdays. Ask a staff member at SIU Medicine to sign up today! How to use Webview: Login Go to https://webview.emds.com/sifm/ Enter in your username and password You

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