Pregnancy after AKI, the #VisualAbstract for this week's #NephJC

New rule for visual abstract. We need to stop adding the logo of the publishing journal. Replace the logo with the authors name. So here is the latest visual abstract in the new style.

The #NephJC Wrap up: Undocumented Immigrant Stories

Social Media in Medicine Research Library

The team at Symplur have teamed up with Stanford to compile a comprehensive library (217 articles!) of medical publications on social media. You can sort the list by altimetric score, title, first author's last name, yet, journal or impact factor. Looks very cool.

There are 7 articles on social media with an Altimetric score over 200!

#NephJC contrast wrap up

We missed posting the wrap up on this one!

Here are the transcripts

The #NephJC #JHMChat wrap up

Storify by the folks at #JHMChat. Great to have first author Sam Silver join us. Fabulous participation. 

Next NephJC, The Cost of AKI

Hot on the heals of our chat with #RheumJC we will be teaming up with the editors of the Journal of Hospital Medicine to discuss Cost of Acute Kidney Injury in Hospitalized Patients. Open access to the article is available here. You will also be able to get CME for participating in this chat. Information on that here.

Two items of note:

1. We will be doing this February 6th, which is a Monday
2. We will be using the hashtag #JHMChat

We are still discussing if we will have a EU/GB chat for this article. If you would participate in an EU discussion of this article tweet us.

Expect a full background post on this article once we get a chance to read it ;-)

PRECISION Trial: The Visual Abstract

Here is our second attempt to putting together a visual abstract. Went horizontal instead of vertical this time. Still feeling out this new medium.

And here is the animated GIF

I think GIFCreator is the best online GIF creator. Tried a few of them. This was the best and gave me the most control.

When looking for the NEJM logo in google image search I came across this page. Breaks my heart. We miss you Alex.

The #VisualAbstract: Smart Pill Bottle Study

Last month Andrew Ibrahim got the academic world tweeting when he launched his primer on making visual abstracts.

"A Primer How to Create a #VisualAbstract" in the works! Will make open source once done #MedEd #FOAMed Here's a preview: pic.twitter.com/J6fjQnSuvR

— Andrew M. Ibrahim MD (@AndrewMIbrahim) December 7, 2016

Take a look at the primer here (alt). We tried our hand at a visual abstract for next week's #NephJC

Click to download high quality PDF version.

I then tried making an animated gif and realize that this Visual Abstract is too complex. Will be better net time.

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