New authors at BoringEM

In Knowledge Translation by Brent ThomaLeave a Comment

BoringEM is excited to announce the addition of two new authors! Please help to welcome them by following them on twitter and distributing their first posts.

Joel D’Eath is a Canadian paramedic that has previously been active in the world of FOAM through his twitter account @cmedik and website Post 88. He has committed to compiling the Canadian FOAM of the Week on an ongoing basis and writing some posts on Boring Pre-hospital EM. Check out his first post here: 005: Canadian FOAM of the Week.

Joel D'Eath

Joel D'Eath

Advanced Care Paramedic
I love tinkering with technology, the outdoors, photography and playing with my kids. In an attempt to delay the onset of dementia, I'm learning to play the bagpipes...
Joel D'Eath

Latest posts by Joel D'Eath (see all)

    Paul Olszynski is a Canadian emergency medicine physician that works with me in Saskatoon. His previous contributions to FOAM compromised primarily of the creation of an open-access ultrasound simulator with Paul Kulyk at edus2. He has been a teacher, preceptor and mentor to me over the past 4 years and I am regularly impressed by his commitment to lifelong learning. Presently, Paul is working to complete his Masters of Education degree and an Ultrasound traineeship while on a sabbatical in the United Kingdom. He will be contributing as a Guest Author over the next few months on topics related to education and ultrasound. Check out his first post here:

    Paul Olszynski

    Paul Olszynski

    Emergency Medicine Physician at Saskatoon Health Region
    Canadian emergency physician and a fan of all things ultrasound, simulation, and #FOAMed! Pursuing MEd and promoting POCUS EM while on a short sabbatical in London, UK.

    I’m happy to have you both on board!

    While the pool of BoringEM authors is expanding, I am excited to report on the ongoing success of the pre-publication peer review initiative that I wrote about in A Commitment to Pre-publication Peer Review. Every post on BoringEM that includes medical content continues to be reviewed by either by another BoringEM author, a member of the USask FOAM Collaborative, or another author in the FOAM community. In this way, I hope that BoringEM will continue to develop and maintain a reputation for producing high-quality FOAM.

    Brent Thoma

    Brent Thoma

    Editor at CanadiEM
    Dr. Brent Thoma is a medical educator, blogging geek, and trauma/emergency physician who works at the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine. He founded BoringEM and is the CEO of CanadiEM.
    Brent Thoma