AIR Stamp of Approval and Honorable Mentions
In an effort to truly emphasize the highest quality posts, we have two subsets of recommended resources. The AIR stamp of approval will only be given to posts scoring above a strict scoring cut-off of ≥30 points (out of 35 total), based on our scoring instrument. The other subset is for “Honorable Mention” posts. These posts have been flagged by and agreed upon by AIR Board members as worthwhile, accurate, unbiased, and appropriately referenced despite an average score
After reading, please take the quiz. Feel free to ask questions in the blog comment section below. The AIR Board faculty will answer them within 48 hours of posting. Be sure to include your email or contact information where requested in the Disqus blog comment area, so that you will be notified when we reply. We recommend programs give 1 hour (15 minutes per article) of III credit for this module.
Take the quiz at ALiEMU
ALiEMU AIR Cutaneous block quiz
Interested in taking the quiz for fun or asynchronous (Individualized Interactive Instruction) credit? Please go to the above link. You will need to create a one-time login account if you haven’t already.
| Article Title | Author | Date | Link | Title |
| Sulfamethoxazole-Trimethoprim for Skin and Soft Tissue Infections: 1 or 2 Tablets BID? | Bryan D. Hayes, PharmD, FAACT, Nadia Awad, PharmD, BCPS and Emily Heil, PharmD, BCPS, AAHIVP | February 16, 2015 | ALiEM: TMP-SMX for SSTI’s | Honorable Mention |
| SGEM#110: I Saw the Signs of Angioedema | Eric Schneider, MD | March 7, 2015 | SGEM: Angioedema | Honorable Mention |
| The Emergency Medicine Approach to Vasculitides | Brit Long, MD | June 12, 2015 | EMDOCS: Vasculitides | Honorable Mention |
| Ultrasound of the Week: # 66 | Ben Smith, MD | January 7, 2016 | UOTW: US for SSTI | Honorable Mention |
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Background Information About the AIR Series
The ALiEM Approved Instructional Resources (AIR) Series is an effort to reward our residents for the reading and learning they are already doing online. We have created an Individual Interactive Instruction (III) opportunity utilizing FOAM resources for U.S. Emergency Medicine residents. For each module, the AIR board curates and scores a list of blogs and podcasts. A quiz is available to complete after each module to obtain residency conference credit. Once completed, your name and institution will be logged into our private database, which participating residency program directors can access to provide proof of completion.
Do you belong to a residency program that is not currently participating? No problem! Any one can read the AIR series curated post and complete the quiz for educational value!
If a residency program is interested in participating, please contact us!
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