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Journal Club

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Journal Club
A form of graduate—and, less commonly, continuing—education, in which a group of doctors discuss, analyse, and review a limited number of articles from medical journals, often on a weekly or monthly basis
journal club
A form of graduate–and less commonly, continuing medical—education used by physicians during the residency training period, in which a small group of physicians convenes, discusses, analyzes, and reviews a limited number of articles from major medical journals, often on a weekly or monthly basis
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