How I read a paper!

Do you spend way WAY too much time reading research papers? In this episode I explain my rationale for how I read a research paper. This method works most of the time for most papers... Enjoy!

[lizdouglasfirbark]

After watching the video i completely changed how i facilitate journal clubs.
Thank you!!!

[innayk]

this is my conclusion: only read the method and result sections to get the objective information and draw our own conclusion

[JonathanStGeorge]

That was great!! I'm passing it on to our residents and will send it to our education chief to add it to our EBM study section. Also love how creative your teaching is. We are doing an EM education design challenge for our residents and going to get them going on what makes great EM content and how to do it. Any interest in spending 10 minutes via google hangouts or some other "how to" conversation sometime?

[marieber]

You can't skip the Intro because the last paragraph includes the hypothesis, the outcomes, etc.!

[AndrewEckert]

Love the way these are presented. Was if the program you use to whiteboard these?

[shameenoori]

so nice video really thank you so much, I really follow all of ur videos

[joeyjoejoe]

I only watched the section of the video where he stated what bits he read, the rest was useless so I skipped it!

[underwaterdol]

Nice video, but as I know for scientific papers the most common method is using the 3-pass method.

[lwanzorosemaryv]

This helps with learn how to read some photos of Ariana grande