Matt Greer placed a comment on my Path to Insanity Post:
I’m currently in my 3rd year of EM residency in California, and hoping to do a Critical Care fellowship in the future. I’ve drank the kool-aid and have tried to read at least the TOC from all these journals for the last few months and I love it!! Its like trying to drink from a fire-hose, but it’s really rewarding when an article that you happen to pick out of the massive flood of articles gets picked up and talked about on the various FOAM sites. The repetitiveness of the important things causes the info to really stick.
I’m a huge nerd and have created a feedly list which includes the TOC of all of your journals as well as a majority of the major EM / CC FOAM sites (in different sections of course). I have shared the opml file with my peers in residency and those that are into the FOAM stuff love it (it saves them from populating their feedly list from scratch). I figured I’d make it available to your readers .
Then you need to import the file into your RSS Reader (we all recommend Feedly)
To get the OPML file imported into feedly:
- Click the add content link
- Click the OPML icon
You can then remove feeds as you like, but it’ll start you off with a framework.
Thanks Matt!
- EMCrit 283 – Dexmedetomidine (Precedex) – You'd have to be Delirious Not to Use It - October 16, 2020
- EMCrit 282 – Hicks on the Labors of Trauma (Blunt) - September 30, 2020
- EMCrit 281 – Why Can't Emergency Medicine and Trauma Surgery Just Get Along? - September 4, 2020
so i tried the feedly thing and itj does not seem to work. when i click on the link i get a bunch of programming text. would it work as well on a mac as on a pc? maybe that is the problem.
Yup tried this as well its a link to an XML file. Also renamed it to OPML and Feedly still can not process.
nope. key is to use download arrow at the top of the page. was this how you downloaded the file. when done with the arrow, you get an opml file ready for import
Dr. Weingart,
The following is a reformatted hyperlink which allows for direct download of the file, without it opening in internet browser and having to click the download link (links to the same file, it is how Google drive handles it that has changed):
https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B73KSAuxED0UQUdCRlVldFpocG8
Sorry for the confusion.
No “right click and save as…”
Just click the link, it’ll open a save as download box automatically
This is fantastic!
Phenomenal work!