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	DOI:10.1097/PEC.0000000000000885

Corpus ID: 45364232PEMNetwork: Barriers and Enablers to Collaboration and Multimedia Education in the Digital Age
@article{LumbaBrown2016PEMNetworkBA,
  title={PEMNetwork: Barriers and Enablers to Collaboration and Multimedia Education in the Digital Age},
  author={Angela Lumba-Brown and S. Tat and M. Auerbach and D. Kessler and Michelle J Alletag and P. Grover and D. Schnadower and C. Macias and T. Chang},
  journal={Pediatric Emergency Care},
  year={2016},
  volume={32},
  pages={565–569}
}
	Angela Lumba-Brown, S. Tat, +6 authors T. Chang
	Published 2016
	Medicine
	Pediatric Emergency Care

Abstract In January 2005, PEMFellows.com was created to unify fellows in pediatric emergency medicine. Since then, the website has expanded, contracted, and focused to adapt to the interests of the pediatric emergency medicine practitioner during the internet boom. This review details the innovation of the PEMNetwork, from the inception of the initial website and its evolution into a needs-based, user-directed educational hub. Barriers and enablers to success are detailed with unique examples… Expand

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