He takes us back to 1934 and the start of DC comics. SGEM Season#9 contains the an introduction by Dr. Tayler did Season#8 book with an Avengers theme. Her interests are quality improvement and Free Open Access to Medical Education ( FOAMed). She is a first year Family Medicine resident at Queen’s University. Emlyn’s.īefore we start talking nerdy about Batman, I think it is important we give a shout out to Dr. Tayler Young. We discussed this early in the pandemic with Dr. We have been navigating our way through a pandemic, understaffing, emergency department closures, boarding crises, astronomical wait times sometimes barely keep our heads above water and struggling to do everything we can to care for the patients who depend on us.ĭespite the challenges we face, I hope the SGEM has been a beacon in the darkness, a bat signal, to remind us that the application of the principles of evidence-based medicine is more important than ever. However, this edition arrives at a time of uncertainty. This is because the book has a DC comic theme. The release of Season#9 of the SGEM as a PDF book seemed like an excellent opportunity to discuss Batman. We have done previous shows on what we have learned from Star Trek and Top Gun. It is hard to believe that we have not done an SGEM Xtra about what Batman has taught us about medicine and life. You may also know him as the host of this season’s SGEM Peds. Dennis Ren is a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Children’s National in Washington, DC.
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