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good study materials for board exam?
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Don't worry. Unlike Cruise's followers believe, we psychiatrists are not secret group dedicated to destroying the world.
The answers you seek will not be hard to find.
A google search will answer all your questions!
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The answers you seek will not be hard to find.
A google search will answer all your questions!
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there are a lot of info regarding Beat the Boards Psychiatry from the google search, online course, books, journals, etc. which one is the one we need to study?
there is a Kauffman's course. but it is hard for me to find time to do it. how can i get the kauffman's notes instead?
thanks for the information.
there is a Kauffman's course. but it is hard for me to find time to do it. how can i get the kauffman's notes instead?
thanks for the information.
I covered this in another thread. Both are different. Kaufman is kinda like the Princeton Review Course. High yield, fun, and teaching you several tricks to get it down. If you have limited time do this can be done much faster.
Beat the Boards is like Kaplan--all the information, high yield not emphasized much more, but very comprehensive. If you got the time you'll need it for this but it will make you a better psychiatrist if you got it's materials down because it is comprehensive.
IMHO it's neurology section is far worse than the psychiatry section.
Beat the Boards is like Kaplan--all the information, high yield not emphasized much more, but very comprehensive. If you got the time you'll need it for this but it will make you a better psychiatrist if you got it's materials down because it is comprehensive.
IMHO it's neurology section is far worse than the psychiatry section.