SCCM Resource Library-Evidence and Research: Navigating Dissemination Then and Now, During a Pandemic

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Video Summary

Dr. Scott Weingart discusses the importance and dangers of independent medical social media, highlighting his website as an alternative source of research dissemination and knowledge transmission. He emphasizes the need for agility and speed in social media platforms to provide immediate information based on evidence. However, he cautions about the wide range of quality and credibility in social media and emphasizes the peer review process on independent sites. The panel discussion expands on the challenges of disseminating information through social media platforms and the need for a balance between speed and quality. They discuss the role of guidelines, preprint servers, and critical thinking when consuming information on social media. The importance of peer review, training in digital literacy, and evidence-based medicine is emphasized. The panel concludes by discussing strategies for managing information overload and encouraging the adoption of social media platforms among older generations, while acknowledging the limitations and challenges of these platforms. Overall, they highlight the importance of disseminating accurate and reliable information through social media while navigating its challenges.

Asset Subtitle

Crisis Management, Professional Development and Education, 2021

Asset Caption

The Society of Critical Care Medicine's Critical Care Congress features internationally renowned faculty and content sessions highlighting the most up-to-date, evidence-based developments in critical care medicine. This is a presentation from the 2021 Critical Care Congress held virtually from January 31-February 12, 2021.

Learning Objectives

Compare the pros and cons of rapid dissemination of science as it evolves
Demonstrate strategies for rapid research collaboration and clinical trials
Discuss the implications of social media, prepress releases, and the peer review process
Review positive aspects of clinical and research collaboration from the pandemic

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R. Phillip Dellinger

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Are Early Results from Prepring Servers and Press Releases Helpful or Harmful?
Judith Jacobi

Preaching from the Rooftops While Drinking from the Fire Hydrand: The of #SoMe in Science Dissemination
Sapna Kudchadkar

Is Society Ready To See and Hear Science as It Evolves? Social Media and Medicine
Scott D. Weingart

Meta Tag

Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Crisis Management

Knowledge Area Professional Development and Education

Knowledge Level Intermediate

Knowledge Level Advanced

Membership Level Select

Tag COVID-19

Tag Communication

Tag Evidence Based Medicine

Year 2021

Keywords

Dr. Scott Weingart

independent medical social media

research dissemination

knowledge transmission

agility

speed

social media platforms

evidence-based

peer review process

challenges

information dissemination

balance

guidelines

critical thinking

digital literacy

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