Doing this can give you a baseline score, and will often make students much less nervous about the exam. Take an NBME at the very beginning of your Step 3 study NBMEs can be used as a way of predicting your final score. Least 3-4 weeks of dedicated studying for the exam is needed. it will save your time:ĭifferent preparation times have been suggested, Depending on what you are doing, if you are in residency or not, at The high yield non uworld cases can be findģ- Crush CCS cases: provides easy and short review.īiostats words for the boards: good book, and the best is to take a live tutor course. Review books should be used as a way to supplement your knowledge, refresh yourself on topics that you may not have seen for several years, and to address material that you are struggling to learn through the question bank.ġ- UWorld’s CCS Cases help you prepare and boost your confidence for the test day.Ģ- Mapping CCS: 2019, excellent preparation tool wide range of cases. It will highlight your areas of weakness and point you towards the areas you should be spending the most time. If you are going to do nothing else to prepare for Step 3, then this is what I would recommend. This is the absolutely most important resource for you to use. Related subs: /r/premed /r/medicalschool /r/medicine /r/physiciansīest preparation sources for step 3: UWorld Studying for Step 3? Here's the most useful resources. UCSD Practical guide to clinical medicine Links for help with getting through residency: No links or images linking to the NP or PA subs posted for targeted harassment. No targeted harassment against individuals or organizations.Ĩ. No personal agendas, spam, or links to websites for brigading.ħ. B) If you message the moderators about a removed post you must link the post in your message or will be ignoredĦ. A) New and anonymous accounts are welcome but posts and comments may be delayed as they must be approved manually.ĥ. No protected health information or personal information.ĥ. No questions about applying to residency or medical school. No questions pertaining to medical school. No "What are my chances?" or similar threads. If you have any suggestions to make the sub better, please message the moderator.Ģ. Welcome to the Residency subreddit, a community of interns and residents who are just trying to make it through! This is a sub dedicated to resident physicians in training.
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