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Study in Groups: Form or join study groups to discuss complex topics, quiz each other, and learn from your peers. Group study can provide different perspectives and help reinforce your understanding.
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Use Multiple Resources: Don’t rely solely on one textbook or set of notes. Use various resources, including textbooks, online sources, videos, and medical apps, to get a well-rounded view of the material.
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Anki Flashcards: Consider using Anki or other spaced repetition flashcard apps to help memorise and retain information more effectively.
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Clinical Experience: Seek clinical exposure early in your education. Observing and interacting with patients can reinforce what you learn in the classroom and provide a deeper understanding of medical practice.
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Take Breaks: Break your study sessions into manageable chunks with short breaks in between. This can enhance retention and prevent burnout.
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Practice Questions: Regularly work through practice questions and past exam papers to test your knowledge and improve your test-taking skills.
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Mind Mapping: Use mind maps or concept maps to visualise complex information and relationships between topics.
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Use Mnemonics: Create and use memory aids, such as mnemonics, to remember complex information and processes.
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