Misinformation in the Emergency Department
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Professional Development and Education, Quality and Patient Safety, 2022
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This session will delve into the pervasive amount of medical misinformation that has permeated our society and how it affects the critical care medicine professional. The vast amount of misinformation that has been spread via vehicles such as social media and government officials leads to a skeptical public when medical professionals give advice on how to combat medical issues. The COVID-19 pandemic and the vaccination process will be main topics of discussion.
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Content Type Presentation
Knowledge Area Professional Development and Education
Knowledge Area Quality and Patient Safety
Knowledge Level Foundational
Knowledge Level Intermediate
Knowledge Level Advanced
Membership Level Select
Tag Professional Development
Tag Evidence Based Medicine
Year 2022
Keywords
misinformation
emergency department
COVID
burnout
healthcare professionals

   

   
 
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