Studying pediatrics online?
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www.cure4kids.org
Has a bunch of oncology lectures from St. Jude's and some Heme too. You have to sign up but its free
Has a bunch of oncology lectures from St. Jude's and some Heme too. You have to sign up but its free
clippcases
.org i think.... not too sure
.org i think.... not too sure
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from what I recall the following site has good pedi case studies.
http://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/
http://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/
I subscribe to the rss feed on this site, which posts peds case discussions every couple days. The site's maintained by two peds professors, and you can search through older cases by symptom, speciality etc.
Full disclosure: I subscribe to the feed, but I rarely ever read it. Every time a new post comes up I think, "Ah yes, this seems like an informative and fascinating read. I'm such a dedicated med student." Then I smile, pat myself on the back and promptly go back to reading I Can Has Cheezburger?.
Full disclosure: I subscribe to the feed, but I rarely ever read it. Every time a new post comes up I think, "Ah yes, this seems like an informative and fascinating read. I'm such a dedicated med student." Then I smile, pat myself on the back and promptly go back to reading I Can Has Cheezburger?.
I like this website for the image gallery on physical exam findings of newborns. http://newborns.stanford.edu/
My school subscribes to the CLIPP cases and has the students on the peds clerkship go through 10-12 of those cases. It is a great review of the peds material but there is a fee for an individual subscription.
http://www.clippcases.org/
http://www.clippcases.org/
