How to do an Internal Medicine Admission Step-by-Step (for residents and medical students) 

Your videos are so amazing Dr. Jeong!! Always jealous of the quality of your vids. And love the tips and advice! Love the little flowchart of when to see the patient, do chart review, or put in skeleton orders. Also the tips on using a WOW at the bedside is huge - I was doing this as an intern and an attending told me I shouldn't do it . . . but honestly I feel like it saves so much time, allows me to chart review more if needed on specific things while talking to the patient, and helps expedite the patient's care. As long as you're good at typing without having to look at the screen/keyboard I feel like it doesn't detract from the patient experience at all. I'm definitely going to start doing it more now after hearing you recommend it! :)

I love your videos! Definitely easing my anxiety. Keep up the good work!

would love to see a video on how you do a chart biopsy!

OMG this is soooo helpful esp since we are doing admissions now....thank you soooo much!!!! I appreciate this and will share with the rest of the NP group!!!!!

Awesome! I am about to start clerkship and was talking about this very topic with a classmate and viola, you post a video! Thank you! :D

Another excellent video! 🙏

Thank you soo so much!! I just started rotations this week on inpatient pediatrics and was wondering how to do an admission h&p and not miss anything important!! Really appreciate this video and looking forward to the chart review video!!

Please do the video on how to do a good chart biopsy

Thanks Dr. Jeong. Looking forward to inpatient rotations where i can put these vids to good use.

Great content! Did you ever do a video on a good😊 chart biopsy?

as you started nocturnist recently, how many admissions do you do a 1-night shift ???average.

Good luck guys. You'll be a glorified drug pusher in no time!!