Welcome - and thanks for joining. This is a clinician-focused journal club designed to help healthcare professionals stay current with new medical literature without drowning in papers or stats. The goal here is simple: Help you identify what's truly relevant in a paper, and give the the tools to read and interpret medical literature with confidence. What this community is - A weekly breakdown of clinically relevant medical literature - Clear explanations of study design, statistics, and real-world applicability - Guidance on how to approach papers yourself, so you can build independent skills for evaluating evidence - Active discussion where questions and different perspectives are encouraged - Focused on practice-changing (or practice-clarifying) studies What this community is NOT - Not medical advice - Not specialty-specific board prep or resource - Not a paper dump or academic exercise Focus should be on what actually matters for clinical decision-making. How to participate - Read one paper per week in the "Weekly Journal Club" channel - Follow the structured breakdown: why it matters, study design, results, statistical considerations, and clinical implications - Engage in discussion in the "Open Discussion" channel Time commitment: ~10-20 minutes/week to read +/- optional participation About this Pilot - This is a free pilot cohort while we refine the format and teaching approach. After the pilot, the community will transition to a paid membership, and early members will receive founding member pricing as a thank you for helping shape the group. DISCLAIMER: All content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. I'm excited to help try to cut through the noise, read papers more effectively, and make better, evidence-informed decisions in practice. -Jerry

I am efficient in meta-analysis Still learning databases ( NHANES, NIS, NRD, TrinetX) If you can help me with the above Databases tutoring/Lectures. (Looking forward to Mutual collaboration😀) I can help you with SRMA. I also help with literature Research on Embase, Scopus, ESBSCO, Cochrane Library, and ScienceDirect.