Evidence Atlas vs ACEP PEER Usage & Stats
The Evidence Atlas (brought to you by The POCUS Atlas), provides a visual summary of the evidence behind the most commonly utilized and accepted point-of-care (POCUS) applications. Ideal for both learners and educators, this app serves as a quick bedside reference regarding the utility of POCUS findings in relation to a gold standard test. POCUS test characteristics are provided in both sensitivity/specificity and likelihood ratio format.
The app also includes exemplary ultrasound clips of pathology with respect to each POCUS application. Users who want to learn more can access the mobile-friendly version of The POCUS Atlas directly through in-app links.
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"PEER provides the on-the-go practice you need when you’re serious about crushing your ABEM exams. Maximize your study with high-quality emergency medicine board review questions and strengthen your exam readiness with questions closer to the real ABEM boards than any other emergency medicine board prep. Each PEER module contains detailed images, illustrations, infographics, and tables to help you better retain critical information. You can study both the correct and plausible incorrect answer explanations to multiply your knowledge. Bonus fill-in-the-blank questions based on each question's key points make it easy to review the most important takeaways. Build custom quizzes and take simulated exams to attack your weak areas and build confidence. Provide feedback on each question to improve PEER's clarity and accuracy.
Whether you're studying for the In-Training, Qualifying, MyEMCert, or AEMUS exam, PEER has what you need for success, not only on exam day, but also in your everyday practice."
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Evidence Atlas VS. 
ACEP PEERJanuary 6, 2025