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EB Medicine's 2023 LLSA Study Guide is designed specifically to help you gain practical knowledge of the material and to ace the ABEM exam

For each of the articles chosen by ABEM, you receive digital tools to help you ace the exam: a summary and discussion of each article, CME questions with the answers and explanations, and a critique of the article. Plus, you earn 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM at no extra charge. CME Expires on 07/01/2025.

8 Ways The LLSA Study Guide Helps Clinicians Ace the ABEM Examination:

1. 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM
2. A discussion of each article to clarify and elaborate on the key points
3. A critique that answers the question, “What does this article really tell us?”
4. A summary of key points with the "must know" information for each article
5. Suggestions for additional reading
6. CME questions to assess your knowledge of the material
7. Answers and explanations to the CME questions that drive home the main points
8. An online and PDF version, which allows you to study from any computer, tablet, or smart phone

Product Details:

Publication Date: July 1, 2022

CME Expiration Date: July 1, 2025

CME Information:

• 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM included at no extra charge with your LLSA Study Guide
• Included as part of the 20 credits, this CME activity is eligible for 3 stroke credits, 2 ethics/end-of-life care/terminally ill care/palliative care credits, 2 controlled substances credits, 2 trauma credits, 6 pharmacology credits, and 2 infectious disease credits, subject to your state and institutional requirements.

Features of the LLSA Study Guide

Key points summarized in the review

• Find pertinent information quickly, to facilitate review of the information
• Supplement and support the key points in the review

Bookmarks in the PDF

• Quickly locate the review that you want to study
• Navigate the PDF file with one easy click
• Mark pages for your own use and come back to them later

ABEM Quick Quiz

• Utilize ABEM’s fill-in-the-blank questions at the beginning of each review to test your knowledge and improve material recall as you read the reviews
• Check the answers provided at the end of each review to aid in retention
• ABEM Quick Quiz questions emphasize key points, as determined by ABEM

Study questions

• CME questions to help you test yourself on your knowledge of the material
• Answers and explanations to the questions that drive home the main points

Article summary and critiques

• A summary of the article with critical discussion and critique of the article
• Additional information and resources not provided in the original articles that can be applied to practice
• Links to additional reading

Continuing education credits

• 20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM

Related EB Medicine issues

• Links to monthly EB Medicine issues and topics provide you with a deeper dive
• into practice-changing content, with more detailed information on topics covered in the study guide.

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If you are not satisfied for any reason, simply call us at any time to receive a full and immediate refund. No questions asked, and you keep the book and CME credits.

Information on the ABEM LLSA examination:

• Depending on your recertification year, the LLSA examination is one of the components required for maintenance of certification (MOC) with the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM).
• The primary goal of the LLSA examination is to promote continuous learning by diplomates.
• ABEM facilitates this learning by identifying an annual set of LLSA readings to guide diplomates in self-study of recent EM literature. Readings are intended to address issues relevant to current clinical practice.
• EB Medicine’s study guide is created each year for emergency medicine physicians preparing for the ABEM examination required for maintenance of their certification.

Switching From LLSA to MyEMCert:

ABEM has updated the recertification process with a transition to MyEMCert, and will no longer offer the LLSA exam after 2025. Additionally, the ConCert exam will no longer be available after 2022. For information on your recertification requirements (based on your recertification year), go to: ABEM Reqs

Accreditation

EB Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.