did you read first aid again as soon as you finished your first round of first aid?

[abelabbot]

did you read first aid again as soon as you finished your first round of first aid?
After finishing one round of first aid, would you immediately start reading first aid again? Is there a benefit in this?

Or can I afford to read first aid, and then do another resource, and then read first aid again, and then do the same resource?

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[abelabbot]

Keep in mind I have done it with dit before and i've also read first aid but took a month+ to read it..For the first time I read it in 2 weeks and now I'm debating whether I should try to read it again in 10 days, or can I afford to do a different source, and then come back to first aid.

 

[Modeselektor]

read the **** out of it. I read mine till it fell apart and then read the **** out of the pdf. You drop it and you'll fall prey to the forgetting curve.

 

[Cmaster]

Keep in mind I have done it with dit before and i've also read first aid but took a month+ to read it..For the first time I read it in 2 weeks and now I'm debating whether I should try to read it again in 10 days, or can I afford to do a different source, and then come back to first aid.

Read it again and again starting with you weakest subjects. Take a practice NBME and locate the areas you need to read first.

 

[PharMed2016]

I'm reading it concurrently with my courses in addition to Pathoma. Debating if I should buy FA now or wait 1 more month when I get the newest addition free.