Anki on rotations: spaced repetition when you have no time to make cards
Anki carried you through Step 1, then the card-making falls apart on the wards. How to keep spaced repetition going when your days belong to patients.
What you learn on the wards, and how to keep it.
Evidence-based notes on memory, learning, and clinical training. Read the science, then debrief your day before it fades.
The best apps to keep on your phone during clinical rotations
The phone in your coat is your most-used tool on the wards. The apps worth keeping on it, from answering a clinical question fast to keeping what you learned.
How to debrief: where to do it, how to start, and what's worth capturing
A practical guide to debriefing your clinical day. The settings that work, how to actually start talking, and the five things worth capturing every time.
Why debrief? The learning science behind talking through your day
You already have lectures, flashcards, and question banks. Here is the evidence for why saying a case out loud does something none of them do.
Your residency application starts on the wards
The best material for your ERAS application is the patient you saw this week. What to capture on rotations so you're not reconstructing a year under deadline.
Why you remember the patient but forget the lecture
The cases that move you are the ones you keep. Here is the science of emotion and memory in clinical training, and what to do with the rest before it fades.