Open Health Sciences Resources

Free medical simulations, audio and visual stimuli, and 'how-to' videos and documents.

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The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) has a selection of free Videos in Clinical Medicine to assist medical professionals during the coronavirus pandemic. The videos will be freely available on NEJM.org only for the duration of the outbreak.

Virtual simulations ranging from measuring vital signs, heart murmurs, patient case simulator and more.

Simulations include patient assessment, cultural, and eating disorders.

Clinical Musculoskeletal Examinations can be watched including elbow, foot and ankle, hip, shoulder, and knee.

High quality simulations that include taking vital signs, and ventilators.

Virtual patient cases.

This free resource collection was built in response to the COVID-19 pandemic’s significant impact on the teaching and learning of health professionals. Designed by diverse educators, this working collection features clinical learning experiences, which can be readily used or easily adapted for specific, local settings, without the need for physical patient contact.

Four free modules. Activate free trial of curriculum by contacting C.Pallozla, www.AACHonline.org

Includes multimodal resources for teaching
and learning EM concepts.

Clinical courses. Partners with Internet Archive's Open Library and others to provide online learning options.

70+ hrs of free clinical knowledge videos and 90 interactive cases to train clinical reasoning. Need to sign up.

Free modules in Family Medicine.

The Society of Teachers of Family Medicine is offering this collection of resources to help family medicine faculty continue to provide quality education to residents and students, while at the same time being attentive to patients and communities

A selection of Videos in Clinical Medicine to assist medical professionals during the pandemic. The videos will be freely available only for the duration of the outbreak.