Enable medical practitioners in resource-constrained areas to maintain competence and improve patient care by providing access to cutting-edge medical literature.

Physicians, physicians-in-training, midwives, nurses, prehospital providers, and community health practitioners in resource constrained areas.

• CMES thumb drives with on-demand content synchronization.
• CMES-Pi offline content server and mobile applications.

• Open
• Free
• Adaptive
• Low-cost
• Ease-of-use

Procedures form a structural competency in our medical practices. There’s a satisfaction that goes with a well-executed procedure be it placing a chest tube or realigning an ankle dislocation. There are some bread and butter procedures we do weekly such as intubations to those that call for our expertise rarely such as a cricothyroidotomy. So how do you get your game plan

Asking for donations isn’t easy. There are many organizations doing vital work in small and large communities…we understand the barrage of requests especially in the world of social media. But the facts are…we can’t operate without donations. Each of us on Techies Without Borders donates our time and skills. We are asking each of you to donate to our project

I’m looking at cases to post and found one that could be me…because I’m over 60. Here’s the lowdown: over 60 years old with sudden vision loss? over 60 years old with transient vision loss? over 60 years old with transient double vision? Think Giant Cell Arteritis and take a listen to the March EM:RAP podcast: Giant Cell Arteritis by

Neonatal stools are a source of concern for parents and color changes can trigger a visit to the emergency department or outpatient clinic. What colors raise your index of concern for serious pathologies such as necrotizing enterocolitis, malrotation with midgut volvulus or intussusception? Plug in your thumb drive or roll out your CMES app and take a listen to Jess Mason