Tell us what you think

GI Signals is a weekly digest of what is worth knowing in the GI literature, each paper read against the current standard of care. If you have read an issue, two minutes of your reaction will shape what it becomes. Responses go straight to the editor, Simon Mathews, MD. No account, no login.

1. Your role Attending gastroenterologist GI fellow Resident or medical student Advanced practice provider Other

2. Institution (optional)

3. How do you keep up with the GI literature now?

Journal alerts, society emails, colleagues, a podcast, nothing in particular: whatever is true.

4. How useful was the issue you read?

5. Each card shows where the paper sits against the current standard of care. Was that helpful? Helpful Neither here nor there Not helpful I did not notice it

6. Would you read this every week? Yes Maybe, if it changed No

7. What would make it more useful for teaching, or for training?

The question we most want answered. Anything: format, depth, missing subspecialties, how you would use it with fellows.

8. Would you like to be involved in the future? If so, in what way?

Tick any that apply. Involvement is as light as you want it to be.

Review an issue before it publishes, now and then Contribute a subspecialty perspective or suggest papers Pilot it with fellows, residents or in a course Join an occasional advisory conversation about where it should go Just keep me posted Not right now

Anything specific? (optional)

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Your answers are read by the editor and used only to improve GI Signals. An email address, if you give one, is used only to reply to you; it does not subscribe you to anything. Privacy.