Abstract

NEJM Journal Watch is an online resource designed to help healthcare professionals stay up to date on the latest research and guidelines. Expert clinician-editors summarize original research articles and provide relevant context for clinical decision-making. The website also features a podcast, continuing medical education (CME) opportunities, and a conversational blog. This review will assess the content, navigation, and functionality of NEJM Journal Watch.

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