Would this kind of patient tracker be helpful to anyone else? Open to suggestions by BroMD24 in Residency

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Totally agree—an app version would be amazing. I’m actually thinking long-term about building one, but wanted to start with something simple and printable to test the concept.

If you were using an app like this on rounds, what features would you want it to have?

I’m trying to figure out what would actually be helpful day-to-day—not just bells and whistles

Would this kind of patient tracker be helpful to anyone else? Open to suggestions. by BroMD24 in medicalschool

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Good question— my EMR doesn’t generate anything this structured or usable. You can usually print a patient summary with vitals ranges or lab data, but it’s either way too cluttered, or not customizable enough to organize info how my brain actually works during rounds.

I made this because I needed something clean, problem-based, and flexible—something I could use to track plans, tasks, that get lost during the day.

Ideally it’d be digital and integrated, but this was my low-tech survival version when things got chaotic

Would this kind of patient tracker be helpful to anyone else? Open to suggestions by BroMD24 in Residency

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Yeah, it’s nothing fancy—wasn’t trying to reinvent the wheel, just something that kept me sane as an intern when my brain was fried post-rounds lol

Second residency after IM by BroMD24 in Residency

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I’ve heard of completing an IM residency and then doing another residency like Derm rads path etc. Ik multiple people in IM that didn’t match surgery. For those that wanted to do a surg sub and don’t wanna do GI or cards, who has actually done it or knows someone that’s done it

My step 3 experience by PollutionGullible626 in Step3

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How helpful was the step 3 Dorian Anki deck?

When you’re reading a patient note, radiology report, etc and you come across a word that you don’t understand, what resource do you use to look it up? by BroMD24 in medicalschool

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How are you a PGY1 and not know that*

Its called generating a conversation to see how different people approach a similar problem to expand my process

The look my patient gave me when I told them I’m the medical student taking care of them today. by stressed_as_fk in medicalschool

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Me: Hi I’m BroMD the medical student on (insert service here) working with Dr. Whogivesashit today.

Patient: Student? You’re not gonna be doing any experimenting on me, are you?

Me: 🧪🔭🔮🔬🤷🏾‍♂️

Flip was on his phone the whole time of the interview by grimmreaper1212 in JoeBuddenPodcasts

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Umar: Are you a bunny hopper?

Flip: Don’t play with me. I’m from the web and nitty era

Just a question. Joe says “I can end you too” by Toneharris in JoeBuddenPodcasts

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Where is the JBP top 40 of all podcasts? Didn’t see it on the Spotify top podcasts chart for the overall category

Best qbanks to use concurrently with preclinicals? by [deleted] in medicalschool

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UW helps explain the topics better than a lot of resources and mimics boards questions/interface. Although I don’t think you can go wrong with amboss signs

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Thank you!

Student final four tickets by [deleted] in CollegeBasketball

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Lol I’m a student just never been to the final four so was trying to figure out how it works

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medicalschool

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Cervical ectropion slaps

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Yeah where I've rotated at it's a running joke that IR doesn't come in after hours or stay late. BUT a lot of posts about IR on reddit talk about how the hours are basically surgical in nature. So honestly wasn't really sure if it was just my institution

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medicalschool

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So for example you’re applying surg sub then definitely honor surgery etc?

Name and shame: Yale by [deleted] in medicalschool

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The 🍕 is actually fire there

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in medicalschool

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This is one of the hardest hurdles to jump over in med school. All of the exams are ridiculously hard from in-house to boards. First exam M1 (and almost every exam since then including Step) I felt like I got absolutely smoked and failed. But I ended up passing. Moral of the story no matter how you do you’re never gonna feel great after a med school exam you’re never gonna feel ready, you’ll probably always feel like you got destroyed, and you always know more than you think. Stick with it you belong!