How to catch-up after a year off

Started by berrypie
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Hi everyone!

I will be taking a year off between 3rd and 4th year for research, and I'm worried about being rusty upon my return to 4th year clinical rotations.

Do any of you folks who took a year off (for non-clinical activities) have any advice on how I can refresh my knowledge in the few months before starting again? Was there something in particular that you felt was particularly helpful/not helpful in the process?

How much did you forget during your "non-clinical" year?

Thanks,
BP
 
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