Can you please make a video about how you used and approached Anki during residency, how you used it during M3 and M4 years, and lastly how your approach differed between the two educational stages? Also any tips on how you made it productive amidst the crazy schedules? When you do it on the go to be efficient, how honest are you with yourself about hitting good on the card? Thanks in advance
checking UTD sometimes can be quite challenging and time-consuming, especially when you're on shift and faced with unexpected complaints. It can take a while to figure out the immediate steps to take. Do you have any recommended books or apps that interns or PGYs can quickly refer to in urgent situations? For instance, if a nurse suddenly calls about a patient named J who has DKA and is now complaining of chest pain, I would like a resource that guides me on what to focus on, which tests are usually necessary, practical recommendations . Any suggestions other than CHATGPT, haha?
