There is a lot of material to study for the AMC Clinical but if you don't know how to use it, it only creates a feeling of overwhelm and pressure on you for not being able to cover everything before your exam.

 

The truth is that you don't need  to read everything but stick to basics, being the AMC Handbook of Clinical Assessment the essential reading. However, when I started to study I found it very hard to follow. I decided to make a study plan and study by speciality reviewing the topics appearing on the cases from the AMC Handbook and the very well known Karen and Wenzel notes.

 

I took a year off work to prepare for my exam and for the first 6 months I studied alone devouring the material mentioned above plus a few reference sources and I made summaries as powerpoint slides and recorded myself short audios. The second half of the year I did extensive role plays with a couple of study partners and I practiced physical examination by myself and with the audios I recorded. Additionally, I work a lot on my mindset and stress management.

 

I found super useful my summaries and audios for my exam preparation and I have been offering them for a year now with positive feedback. Many doctors have used my resouces with positive feedback.

 

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Last June 2021 I revised my summaries, updated some slides and moved all resources into a new platform to offer a better student experience. 

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