It’s easy to get overwhelmed when searching for information about medical schools. Medical students share what they wish they had known earlier.
1- Organize your notes and textbooks. The very act of finding or creating structure in your study method can show you how the information itself is categorized. For example, human anatomy is very structured and easy to study by system or organ. In this way, the subject matter itself will often...
Evidence suggests knowing a patient is as important as knowing a disease. Yet medical schools teach only the science—not the art—of medicine. Knowing that bedside manner matters in patient care and outcomes raises the question: Should empathy testing be required for admission to medical school?
The needs of an aging population are outpacing the supply of primary care doctors, surgeons and other specialists.
If the Caribbean medical school you’re considering holds one of those two accreditations, consider that a stamp of high educational quality. If they don’t, well, caveat emptor.
Medical schools will also need to be held accountable for the performance of their graduates.
As a new doctor, I fear my medical education has failed to prepare me to address the crisis of racism and brutality affecting communities I hope to serve.
Many people think medical school is all about memorization and books. But some of the most valuable lessons I learned in my first year as a medical student came from a much different experience. No matter what stage you are at in your journey, there are always new facts, techniques and ...
I’m successfully becoming a doctor with some of the best humans I know by my side.
The practice and economics of medicine aren’t what it used to be.
A few things that I believe is necessary and would be useful for you in your first two years of medical school. 1.A Good technology laptop or PC. This is because the work cannot be managed on papers as they are in huge piles. So a... #medicalschool #robbinspathologicbasisofdisease #stethoscope
Room One Wendy Smith had thinning hair, penciled-in eyebrows, and a frame so thin that you could see, in painstaking detail, bluish-grey veins emanating from beneath her pale skin. Cancer had taken so much from her
Did you experience any of these things during your time in medical school that your fellow medical students posted on student forums?
Many medical schools don’t encourage political thought in their students, far less nurture it.
Medical schools and residency program cannot continue to turn a blind eye to physician personal finance.
Recently, there has been a number of articles on reducing the length of medical training to help ease the physician shortage.
NYU and others are experimenting with shortening medical school, which it thinks can be done by streamlining curriculum.
One of the many important decisions a future physician will make in his or her career is the medical school they choose to attend.
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