A resident-led and faculty-reviewed website for high-yield and concise information about 1) conditions 2) therapies/medications 3) patient resources. It is meant for practical use by residents/fellows, or other non-allergist physicians looking to learn.
While there are other medical education sites available (for example, the practical guide to allergy/immunology 2024), we will provide more focused, practical, and less-text-dense articles on conditions, in addition to a much wider scope of content.
Please refer to the about section of the website for more specific breakdown of the goals and planned content.
- A consistent editor (Josh)
- A well-defined contributing process, with a way for non-coders to contribute
- Well defined topics
- Resident contribution across Canada
- Faculty support (as reviewers, maybe as sponsors?) across Canada
For further details re: contributing process, formatting, content for topics/macros/etc., please see the contribution page
Site is deployed from Netlify from GitHub. It is built using Zola, an excellent open-source static site generator with the Abridge theme as a base (with some custom JavaScript, HTML, and SCSS along the way). It uses Tera templating for the webpages. It is all open-source.
See the following links for more details: https://www.getzola.org/ https://abridge.pages.dev/