For Reviewers
Considering joining SharingInHealth's list of reviewers? Your contribution to SiH would be greatly appreciated; our goals certainly could not be met without your help. While we value the thoughts and perspectives of everyone, we are only able to recognize residents, professors, and licensed health care providers as reviewers.
High priority topics
- episiotomy and obstetric repair
- intrauterine growth restriction
- admission note
- menstrual cycle and ovulation
Instructions
Process of Reviewing
Reviewing should take 1-2 hours per topic.
How Do I Actually Do This?
We use free, online software called pbworks to write and edit our topics. Once you sign up for a topic, the address, username, and password will be emailed to you.
To start, switch from 'view' mode into 'edit' mode, near the top left of the page:
Edit as you would a normal computer document. We'd prefer it if you could track your changes using a different font colour:
Be sure you hit save (at bottom left of page) when finished!
What Are You Looking For?
Of course, it is very important to identify errors in text, as well as completeness. This content is aimed at the level of primary care medical/nursing/pharmacy/etc students, so specific details of treatment protocols or in-depth molecular mechanisms are not required. In fact, this can distract from the key points that need to be learned, so should be avoided!
As well, students from around the world will be using these resources. It is important to make mention sophisticated diagnostics or therapeutics available at potentially great cost, but the focus should be understanding the globally-relevant foundations - the biology, pathophysiology, clinical approach, and considerations regarding investigations and treatment.
Lastly, please share any open-access resources you'd recommend we include, for students who would like to do further reading.
Many thanks for getting involved!
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