Clinical Information Sciences

In 1997 Slawson and Shaughnessy started a company to develop short summaries of new medical journal articles that were important for family practice doctors.  Offered first as a newsletter (Evidence-Based Practice) and then as a daily e-mail service, these summaries, called Daily InfoPOEMs, reach several hundred thousand readers daily.

In 2012 Slawson and Shaughnessy decided that they should expand the reach of their Information Mastery seminar, and they approached Kurt Wassenaar and John Shuck to help them create a company that would cost-effectively provide education and tools to advance evidence-based medicine and Information Mastery.  This led to the creation of Clinical Information Sciences, which is focused on online delivery of the Information Mastery material, particularly for medical residents, and other support tools for healthcare providers.

For more information, http://www.clinicalinformationsciences.com