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Published monthly in Annals of Internal Medicine®, ACP Journal Club summarizes the best internal medicine evidence from over 120 journals.

TIP FOR EDUCATORS

1. When developing your syllabus, use ACP Journal Club to identify articles relevant to your content area; then, use the content and analysis to launch a teaching discussion.

This literature alert service searches over 120 top medical journals, rates the quality of articles, and delivers the article information you choose to your inbox.

TIPS FOR EDUCATORS

1. Set your preferences to identify articles relevant to your teaching and clinical activities.
2. Create and share folders of articles with your trainees for journal club, morning report, or teaching rounds.

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TIPS FOR EDUCATORS

1. Assign ACP POCUS multimedia prior to hands-on small-group education.
2. Faculty development for POCUS is available through ACP’s live POCUS courses and virtual POCUS mentorship program, which provide small-group learning and feedback from expert faculty. Consider POCUS Pathway Bundle enrollment for greater ACP membership discounts.