Question of the shift: Toddler vomiting after fall
3-year-old minor head injury with vomiting, normal exam: CT or observe?
Open the response—FOAM Cortex preselects PECARN and prefills age ≥2 + vomiting before the answer.
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Institutional search should not treat every document equally.
A current local pathway should beat an old slide deck. A concise algorithm should beat a twenty-page policy.
FOAM Cortex routes the right content forward by recency, site specificity, and actionability.
Source spotlight: NAEMSP
NAEMSP is a national professional association founded in 1984 that connects, educates, and advocates for EMS physicians and multidisciplinary EMS professionals to advance…
Source: https://t.co/gSRulfT4Qe
FOAM Cortex: https://t.co/INDA4vjqME
Source spotlight: St. Emelyn's Podcast
The St. Emlyn’s podcast is a UK-based emergency medicine show for anyone working in emergency care, delivering high-quality, evidence-based education centered on…
Source: https://t.co/49a8mLB129
FOAM Cortex: https://t.co/INDA4vjqME
Most operational updates already move by email.
With FOAM Cortex Smart Inbox, an ED director or ops lead can add a dedicated FOAM Cortex address to the existing mailing list.
Relevant attachments and updates get captured, indexed, and searchable — without a new workflow.
Every ED has local knowledge scattered across PDFs, emails, pathways, and shared drives.
FOAM Cortex for Institutions brings it into a governed, source-backed clinical assistant: site routing, source controls, user management, audit trails.
https://t.co/T5RTuvdL8W
Source spotlight: St.Emlyn's
St Emlyn’s is a team of emergency medicine and critical care clinicians producing high-quality, multimedia education to improve clinician learning and patient care, grounded in…
Source: https://t.co/YUMWCc0nsq
FOAM Cortex: https://t.co/INDA4vjqME
One institution. Different sites. Different workflows.
FOAM Cortex Institutions supports site-specific content, so the pediatric ED, trauma center, freestanding ED, or clinic can surface the answer that actually applies locally.
Institutional knowledge already lives in PDFs, docs, slides, spreadsheets, CSVs, and images.
FOAM Cortex Institutions lets teams add the files they already use — then makes them searchable, ranked, and clinically useful.
Source spotlight: EMOttawa
EMOttawa is a comprehensive emergency medicine education hub featuring regularly updated posts and teaching resources, it also hosts the Ottawa Handbook of Emergency Medicine.
Source: https://t.co/iHicT3sWG8
FOAM Cortex: https://t.co/INDA4vjqME
Source spotlight: PEM Currents
A PEM podcast led by Brad Sobolewski (Cincinnati Children’s) and other pediatric emergency medicine experts highlighting recent, practice-focused recommendations designed to…
Source: https://t.co/UyoOMAhdOw
FOAM Cortex: https://t.co/INDA4vjqME
Good EM teaching usually starts with a real clinical question.
FOAM Cortex helps educators turn recurring ED questions into teaching pearls, source lists, CME outlines, board-style questions, and follow-up reading.
https://t.co/oZ7ono1YDO
We’ve added Closing the Gap to the FOAM Cortex source library.
Created by Dr. Brian Lin, it’s a practical, clinician-centered resource for wound care and laceration repair — bedside teaching for emergency clinicians.
Grateful for what he built, and honored to carry it forward.
Source spotlight: Critical Care Time
A critical care education platform centered on a podcast “for everyone who cares for the critically ill,” emphasizing multi-modality learning, physiology-first…
Source: https://t.co/qnmxb3Z2Jc
FOAM Cortex: https://t.co/INDA4vjqME
Procedures and POCUS are where small details matter.
FOAM Cortex helps emergency clinicians review setup, positioning, ultrasound pitfalls, complications, and cited technique notes before hands get busy.
https://t.co/pSEkJSbe4T
FOAM Cortex now supports clinical calculators inside the answer workflow — with interpretation, caveats, and cited context alongside the answer. Starting with ED-heavy tools: PE, chest pain, trauma, sepsis, neuro, tox, and more. https://t.co/INDA4vjqME
Source spotlight: First10EM
First10EM has a strong evidence-based medicine focus, organized around practical clinical content such as resuscitation plans, critical appraisals, “deep dives,” and rapid reviews…
Source: https://t.co/OVxXy67wof
FOAM Cortex: https://t.co/INDA4vjqME