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INTERNET RESOURCES FOR
OTOLARYNGOLOGY
David Molter, MD
Pediatric Otolaryngology
Washington University In St Louis
St Louis Missouri
It is a good world for information Too rich to describe the wealth of resources
Try to give you a few good starting points○ Specific sites○ Good index sites
Most difficult problem with such broad resource is remembering what you found, where, and finding it againOffer a few storage alternatives
“What is my favorite book in the library”
Types of data Browser based resources
World of interactive resources○ Basic science○ Clinical conditions, practice guidelines○ Simulators
Downloadable texts and journal articles Downloadable applications
Computer programs for PC or cell phones / iPad○ Medication managers, office suites○ Data managers
General resourcesGoogle, Google docs, Dropbox, Microsoft live, Adobe
acrobat
PubMed
Sophisticated search tools Almost always has abstract available Often has a free link available to the full
text PDF of the document These downloaded would be perfect for
either Evernote or Mendeley in your permanent library
AAO-HNS – 20 categories of links
AAO-HNS eBooks
AAO-HNS - COCLIA
Online site for resident education Designed as a peer to peer resource Specific educational materials with
guided discussions
AAO-HNS Specialty societies ASPO.org
(mine so I am completely biased)20 lectures at both the resident and fellow
○ Video of presentation○ PDF of the PowerPoint○ Referenced PDFs○ Video of discussion
Societies - IFOS
IFOSSpecific resources for developing nations
Because I followed that link – Dr Fagan’s site has a resource list
Educational material
1. World Health Organization: Primary ear and hearing care manuals
2. American Head and Neck Society
3. American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
4. ENT UK
5. American Cancer Society
6. National Cancer Institute
7. Global Otology-Neurotology Live Surgical Broadcasts and Lion-e-Library: Online viewing
8. Ptolemy project
9. Rhinology Archive: Online viewing Leading rhinologists share videos of basic and advanced surgical procedures
Practice guidelines 1. American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery2. American Head and Neck Society
3. ENT UK
4. National Cancer Institute
5. NICE (NHS)
6. The Cochrane Library
WHO
Multiple resources Primary ear and hearing care
Set of manuals and workbooks for education at multiple levels
Quite modularEnglish, Spanish, French
○ English online PDF – freeAuthors are in the audience
One of my favorites
Dr. Quinn's Online Textbook of OtolaryngologyHundreds of resident prepared Grand
Rounds 2012 to 1995http://
www.utmb.edu/otoref/grnds/grndsindex.html
Baylor College of Medicine
http://www.bcm.edu/oto/otolaryngol-resources Academic Programs Audiology Links Educational Links Otolaryngology Journals Outcomes Research and Comparative Effectiveness
Research Patient Education Professional Organizations and Support Organizations Research Laboratories Other Medical Sites
Follow “Educational Links”196 well organized links available General Otolaryngology Otology / Neurotology Rhinology Laryngology Pediatric Otolaryngology Head and Neck Oncology Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Pathology/Radiology/Images Consensus Statements/Practice Guidelines Other
Laryngology Laryngology: Anatomy, Physiology, Radiology, Images and Other Teaching Materials
Grand Rounds Archive: Laryngology (Baylor College of Medicine) Anatomy of the Larynx (Emory University) Anatomy of the Larynx (W.R. Zemlin Memorial Web Site) Diseases of the Larynx Images (UCHC) Disorders of the Larynx (Richard Stasney, M.D.) Examination of the Larynx and Pharynx (F. Christopher Holsinger, MD, Merrill S. Kies, MD, Y. Etan Weinstock,
MD, Jan S. Lewin, PhD, Shaheen Hajibashi, BS, David D. Nolen, BA, Randal Weber, MD, Olliver Laccourreye, MD)
Interactive Atlas of the Larynx (Ahmet Sinav, MD) Laryngeal Disease Chapter (Family Practice Notebook.com) Laryngeal Video Recordings (James P. Thomas, MD) Larynx and Voice Surgery: Case Presentations (University of Iowa) Larynx Photographs (Gastrolab) Larynx Videos (Kevin Kavanagh, MD)
Voice Hoarseness (David P. Goldstein, BA) Voiceproblem.org
Airway
Difficult Airway Videos (University of Florida) ElectricAirway from the University of Iowa Virtual Hospital Pediatric Airway: A Practical Approach to Airway Management (Gavin Morrison, Guy's and St. Thomas
Hospitals)
Other
Dysphagia Resource Center
Evernote Tool to store and search almost any data
Screen shots from browsing sessions○ Remembers both the image and the link
PDF files of any nature○ Textbooks, scientific papers○ Exports from other applications
Microsoft office suiteTyped notes (directly into application)PhotosAudio filesAlmost any generic data file
Evernote - Features
Online and offline accessPC, Mac, iPad offlineBrowser online
○ Internet explorer, Firefox, ChromeMost smartphones
Shared collections of filesReference articles, clinical protocols
Conference in Pretoria I proposed a model using Evernote for medical mission record system
Mendeley Sophisticated storage and search tool for
medical articles and booksNot as versatile as Evernote
Able to extract the author and journal information from the PDF – you just drag the paper into the application
Export citations like EndNote Syncs across multiple computers Allows shared collections with other
Mendeley or internet users
Social Sites Worth Considering for online / offline storage
Google plus Google documents Microsoft live Dropbox Adobe acrobat and associated online
tools Almost all of these have sophisticated
editing, charting, and presentation software
General free software
MozillaMost know for FirefoxConsider OpenOffice
Google suite Freemind or CMAP – mind mapping Microsoft security essentials Autohotkey – process automation
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