Free Step 1 Resources!

MedU Website: http://med.wright.edu/medu/m2 - Powerpoints from previous Review Sessions

ClinicalKey (Rapid Review series, Robbins Review, others) http://guides.libraries.wright.edu/medicine

    - Go to: http://guides.libraries.wright.edu/medicine

    - Click on ClinicalKey - listed under electronic books.

    - Once in ClinicalKey, up in the top left is a link labeled "books"

NBME Infobook and Free Questions: http://www.usmle.org/practice-materials/index.html 

Interlibrary Loan - http://www.libraries.wright.edu/

   - Contact Bette Sydelko, Medical Librarian, with any questions or issues (bette.sydelko@wright.edu) 

WebPath - http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/

Pathology Student - http://www.pathologystudent.com - You can sign up for daily "Path Bites" emails

"Resources for USMLE 1 Preparation" in Pilot. In addition to Dr. Koles' "Plan of Attack" there is a list of suggested resources he has compiled. There are also some review modules in the 'Content' section.

Good luck and Good Learning!

Your Academic Reps

PB&T Course Report

Those academic reps have done it again! Check out the PB&T Course Report at the link below.

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Academic Reps CDM Report

Wondering what we said about CDM as a class?  Our class reps (Brent, Chloe, and Jeff) have just released the new course report. 

Download the word doc here.

FREE Robbins Review of Pathology

I just wanted to let you know that the library has an electronic Robbins Review of Pathology (The book that Dr. Koles talked about)

Go to:

 http://guides.libraries.wright.edu/medicine

Click on ClinicalKey - listed under electronic books.

Once in Clinical Key, up in the top left is a link labeled "books"

This link has the full list of books in ClinicalKey - click on "R" (and go to the second page) - you will see a list of all the titles that start with "Robbins" 

Thanks to: Brent Aebi

Subscribe to our Boondocs Dates Calendar!

You can now subscribe to the calendar to have all of the events on your own calendar and mobile device! It is set up as a Google calendar and will link to any Google account you have, just click the bottom right corner of the calendar on the blog's home page (+ Google Calendar) and sign in.

If you need more help having this on another calendar app or mobile device, there is a tutorial for setting up Google calendars in the "How To" section of Pilot, located in the same place as the MS1CD and MS2CDs. Enjoy!

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PPD Test

Don't forget that you need your PPD test yearly, it can be performed at the health clinic in the student union. Gwen Sloas will probably email you if you are not up to date, and you can give your results to her.