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Curbside enables physicians and surgeons to collaborate to solve clinical problems and to have those solutions grow into a large repository of actionable medical knowledge.
All you need to know about Curbside is the following:
Come here to ask and answer questions about medical fields you are involved in. You can ask for help with a difficult clinical problem or a issue of importance to the medical community. It is a particularly useful place to get help from colleagues regarding “grey area” patient care decisions where little or no robust evidence exists or where published guidelines may be outdated.
Any question on any aspect of your practice which could be of interest to doctors and medical students is welcome, provided that the question is:
Every action you take on Curbside can help you gain reputation points, showcasing your expertise! There is a real-time leaderboard for all users available here. As you are browsing through the site, you are encouraged to "up-vote" questions, answers and comments that you find pertinent:
The main ways of gaining reputation points are:
Please note you can also lose reputation if your answer or comment gets down-voted or reported.
You can consult the real-time leaderboard from the "users" menu on the top right:
When you see good questions or helpful answers and comments, vote them up!
This will increase the search ranking of good content, as well as encourage quality participation on Curbside.
If you ask a question and receive a helpful reply, mark the answer as "accepted".
This will increase both your and the author of the answer's reputation, as well as help others find the answers to their questions!
If you find misinformation, vote it down. When you do so, please add a comment to indicate what is the issue.
Thank you for helping us build Curbside into a reference in the medical field!