Clerkships

Presented by Dr. Eugene Toy, author of the Case Files series, these podcasts provide students with an engaging discussion emphasizing key concepts in an easily consumable format.

The Clinical Case of the Month is a regular educational feature coordinated by the Louisiana State University Department of Medicine in New Orleans. Medical students, residents, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty collaborate in the preparation of these discussions. These articles are published regularly in the Journal of the Louisiana State Medical Society, and are made available in PDF format by permission from the Society.

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Includes over 250 Q&A style clinical cases to assist ‘Just-in-Time Learning‘ and ‘Life-Long Learning‘. Cases are categorized by specialty and can be interrogated by keyword from the Clinical Case searchable database.

Practice cases covering a wide variety of topics.
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MedPix® is a free open-access online database of medical images, teaching cases, and clinical topics.

Updated weekly. Read real-life clinical cases and how they were solved.

Features review questions for a wide variety of topics. You can create custom quizzes with one or multiple topics.
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This collection of materials covers major topics associated with the the internal medical clerkship. These feature select chapters and cases from throughout AccessMedicine's library. Each topic starts with learning objectives, then directs you to to ebook chapters, tables, charts, and case files for your own self study.

A series of clinical learning modules that cover individual diseases and disorders. Tailored specifically for students preparing for rotations and the Shelf and USMLE® exams, these modules offer templated structures encompassing Epidemiology, Pathogenesis, Signs and Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment for a wide array of commonly tested diseases

This non-graded interactive PICO tutorial introduces the elements required for creating a well-built clinical question using the PICO format.

A guide from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Health Sciences Library.

From the University of Minnesota Libraries.

Includes prompts and recommendations for answering w/ PICO.