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Has anyone tried this software? For those who have, was it worthwhile for $49?
Anyone try Neurology Boards 1.0?
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bump...100+ visits and no reply?
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Last year, I read chapters of book "Neurology Boards" prior to taking (and easily passing) my 10-yr re-certification test. I only had 24 hrs to study, and it was my only study guide. The re-certification test is very clinical. The software has been marketed to the re-certification crowd as they (we) are presumed to have more disposable income. I have received at least 3 emails advertising it, but I did not buy it. The number of views of this thread without claiming one owner of the software should suggest that there are only few copies around.
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I am not sure we are talking about the same software (Neurology Boards 1.0 by Nikhita Software) as advertised on the following website: http://www.peakdoctor.org/boards.html
It is only $49 and is aimed toward residents not for re-certs.
Thank you for your info.
It is only $49 and is aimed toward residents not for re-certs.
Thank you for your info.
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I tried the free download version. I don't think the examples correlated with the content of actual boards questions, most of which had longer question stems and corresponding images to review. Plus, now that the oral board section has been done away with, the written test is likely to become even more clinically oriented. Save your money. I found that the Neurology Board Review book recently put out by the Mayo Clinic folks was the best in terms of content as far as review books go.
