Internal Medicine Clerkship: 150 Biggest Mistakes and How to Avoid Them 1. Painos

Did you know that most medical students begin doing their best work at the end of the Internal Medicine clerkship? Wouldn't it be great if there was a book available that could speed up the learning curve so that students were performing at a high level right from the get-go?

Now with the Internal Medicine Clerkship: 150 Biggest Mistakes and How To Avoid Them, there's absolutely no reason to save your best for last. It will offer you ways to:

*Effectively and efficiently preround

*Deliver outstanding work rounds presentations - the kind that will make your resident and intern wonder if you are really just a student *Work-up newly admitted patients thoroughly and efficiently allowing you more time to spend reading about the patients' illnesses *Deliver polished oral case presentations to your attending physicians, ones that will make them sit up and take notice *Develop thorough, comprehensive write-ups that will be returned to you with fewer red marks/corrections *Create well-written progress notes that you will be complimented on *Predict your attending physician's questions

AND MUCH MORE

Your first step to success during the Internal Medicine Clerkship begins with this book, a resource that will help you shine throughout the month not just at the end. Isn't that the key to securing the best possible evaluation, favorable Dean's letter comments, and strong letters of recommendation?