The term “Journal Club” is attributed to Sir James Paget, in 1835, when in a room of his hospital he gathered colleagues and students to discuss medical publications. However, the first journal club was made official by Sir William Osler, and in 1889 he formally organized the first meetings under that name, at John Hopkins University, to discuss the most important medical publications of that time with the club members.1 This tool is an essential part of the medical training of all specialties, especially in resident′s educational growth and training, but it certainly depends on a structured organization, a work team, and a leader capable of directing and choosing, in the most objective way, the discussion of the selected article
The term “Journal Club” is attributed to Sir James Paget, in 1835, when in a room of his hospital he gathered colleagues and students to discuss medical publications. However, the first journal club was made official by Sir William Osler, and in 1889 he formally organized the first meetings under that name, at John Hopkins University, to discuss the most important medical publications of that time with the club members.1 This tool is an essential part of the medical training of all specialties, especially in resident′s educational growth and training, but it certainly depends on a structured organization, a work team, and a leader capable of directing and choosing, in the most objective way, the discussion of the selected article
The term “Journal Club” is attributed to Sir James Paget, in 1835, when in a room of his hospital he gathered colleagues and students to discuss medical publications. However, the first journal club was made official by Sir William Osler, and in 1889 he formally organized the first meetings under that name, at John Hopkins University, to discuss the most important medical publications of that time with the club members.1 This tool is an essential part of the medical training of all specialties, especially in resident′s educational growth and training, but it certainly depends on a structured organization, a work team, and a leader capable of directing and choosing, in the most objective way, the discussion of the selected article
The term “Journal Club” is attributed to Sir James Paget, in 1835, when in a room of his hospital he gathered colleagues and students to discuss medical publications. However, the first journal club was made official by Sir William Osler, and in 1889 he formally organized the first meetings under that name, at John Hopkins University, to discuss the most important medical publications of that time with the club members.1 This tool is an essential part of the medical training of all specialties, especially in resident′s educational growth and training, but it certainly depends on a structured organization, a work team, and a leader capable of directing and choosing, in the most objective way, the discussion of the selected article
The term “Journal Club” is attributed to Sir James Paget, in 1835, when in a room of his hospital he gathered colleagues and students to discuss medical publications. However, the first journal club was made official by Sir William Osler, and in 1889 he formally organized the first meetings under that name, at John Hopkins University, to discuss the most important medical publications of that time with the club members.1 This tool is an essential part of the medical training of all specialties, especially in resident′s educational growth and training, but it certainly depends on a structured organization, a work team, and a leader capable of directing and choosing, in the most objective way, the discussion of the selected article
The term “Journal Club” is attributed to Sir James Paget, in 1835, when in a room of his hospital he gathered colleagues and students to discuss medical publications. However, the first journal club was made official by Sir William Osler, and in 1889 he formally organized the first meetings under that name, at John Hopkins University, to discuss the most important medical publications of that time with the club members.1 This tool is an essential part of the medical training of all specialties, especially in resident′s educational growth and training, but it certainly depends on a structured organization, a work team, and a leader capable of directing and choosing, in the most objective way, the discussion of the selected article
The term “Journal Club” is attributed to Sir James Paget, in 1835, when in a room of his hospital he gathered colleagues and students to discuss medical publications. However, the first journal club was made official by Sir William Osler, and in 1889 he formally organized the first meetings under that name, at John Hopkins University, to discuss the most important medical publications of that time with the club members.1 This tool is an essential part of the medical training of all specialties, especially in resident′s educational growth and training, but it certainly depends on a structured organization, a work team, and a leader capable of directing and choosing, in the most objective way, the discussion of the selected article
The term “Journal Club” is attributed to Sir James Paget, in 1835, when in a room of his hospital he gathered colleagues and students to discuss medical publications. However, the first journal club was made official by Sir William Osler, and in 1889 he formally organized the first meetings under that name, at John Hopkins University, to discuss the most important medical publications of that time with the club members.1 This tool is an essential part of the medical training of all specialties, especially in resident′s educational growth and training, but it certainly depends on a structured organization, a work team, and a leader capable of directing and choosing, in the most objective way, the discussion of the selected article
