Section editors: Tyler W. Barrett, MD, MSCI; David L. Schriger, MD, MPH

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Editor’s Note: You are reading the 51st installment of Annals of Emergency Medicine Journal Club. This Journal Club refers to the Chan et al1Chan T.M., Grock A., Paddock M., e al. Examining reliability and validity of an online score (ALiEM AIR) for rating free open access medical education resources Ann Emerg Med 2016 ; Cliccare qui per andare alla sezione Riferimenti article published online at www.annemergmed.com on March 29, 2016. Information about Journal Club can be found at journalclub. Readers should recognize that these are suggested answers. We hope they are accurate; we know that they are not comprehensive. There are many other points that could be made about these questions or about the article in general. Questions are rated “novice,” () “intermediate,” () and “advanced” () so that individuals planning a journal club can assign the right question to the right student. The “novice” rating does not imply that a novice should be able to spontaneously answer the question. “Novice” means we expect that someone with little background should be able to do a bit of reading, formulate an answer, and teach the material to others. Intermediate and advanced questions also will likely require some reading and research, and that reading will be sufficiently difficult that some background in clinical epidemiology will be helpful in understanding the reading and concepts. We are interested in receiving feedback about this feature. Please e-mail journalclub@acep.org with your comments.

Dr. Trueger reports collaborating with many of the authors of the article discussed in this Journal Club in regard to research assessing online medical education resources. Dr. Trueger reports receiving a stipend for his role as social media editor for Emergency Physicians Monthly.

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