Universal Notes

- The study tool that every medical student needs! All the knowledge in one place. Content always up to date. Never study incorrect material again. Quiz yourself with question banks, critical thinking cases, and study groups. Universal Notes is a study tool unlike any other ever developed. For the first time, everything a health care professional s... tudent needs to know before they begin clinical practice is coming together in one place. The organizational framework for the educational content is competency-based and intuitive, allowing for rapid identification of curricular material. Unlike other information sources, Universal Notes is being meticulously built by health care professionals and educators who understand the processes of accreditation, the requirements for licensing exams, and most importantly, the primary goal of exceptional patient care. Universal Notes contains a built in Q-bank. Select questions based on specific basic science categories as well as by systems. In addition, students can now choose a specific topic, such as diabetes, and focus only on questions for that topic. Each question has complete explanations for correct and incorrect answers. Want to know how you are doing? Check out the Q-bank progress screen! Follow your progress for Competencies, Questions, Patient and Procedure logs, and see which types of patients you are having the most (and least) exposure to in order to balance out your experience as a future well-rounded clinician! There is nothing more appealing to a residency program director that an academically qualified applicant who can demonstrate their passion for their specialty. One way to do that is by providing evidence of the numerous exposures you have had during your training. This feature allows you to do just that! Imagine being able to attach to your dermatology residency application, a numerical report of every patient you have seen over the last four years with skin conditions, the number of biopsies you performed, the number of times you have sutured etc. ...Read More