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Dear Readers,
This marks our final issue of Physician's First Watch. Over the past couple of weeks, hundreds of you have written to us to let us know how much you've appreciated First Watch. We are touched. We are reviewing every one of your emails and will take your suggestions to heart as we plan new ways to keep clinicians up to date on the medical news.
We again want to thank you for letting us be part of your daily routine all these years. It's been an honor.
Before we go, don't forget to stay connected to all the NEJM Group content you've visited through First Watch over the years — the New England Journal of Medicine, NEJM Journal Watch, Dr. Paul Sax's HIV and ID Observations, Clinical Conversations, NEJM Resident 360 — and, more recently, numerous COVID-19 resources from across the Group. You'll find links to these and other useful resources below.
It's been a great ride. We wish you well and hope to see you soon.
David Fairchild, MD, MPH, Editor-in-Chief
Susan Sadoughi, MD, Deputy Editor
André Sofair, MD, MPH, Deputy Editor
William Chavey, MD, MS, Associate Editor
Lorenzo Di Francesco, MD, FACP, FHM, Associate Editor
Jaye Hefner, MD, Associate Editor
Richard Saitz, MD, MPH, FACP, DFASAM, Associate Editor
Amy Herman, Editor
Kelly Young, News Editor
Joe Elia, Founder & News Writer
Kristin Kelley, News Writer
Wesley Sharer, Production Lead
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LINK(S):
New England Journal of Medicine (Registration or subscription may be required)
NEJM Journal Watch (Registration or subscription may be required)
HIV and ID Observations (Free)
Clinical Conversations (Free)
Insights on Residency Training (Free)
NEJM Journal Watch COVID-19 page (Free)
NEJM COVID-19 page (Free)
NEJM COVID-19 Vaccine Resource Center (Free)
NEJM Resident 360 (Free)
NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery (Registration or subscription may be required)