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Establishing the correct diagnosis is the most important function of a physician. Our mission is to help health care providers develop their diagnostic skills.
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Our mission is to help health care providers develop their diagnostic skills. Establishing the correct diagnosis is the most important function of a physician
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How many ECG's does a medical student need to practice to obtain 80% diagnostic accuracy?
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Our approach to data collection creates large amounts of data for analysis. Collaborate with us if your research interests include clinical reasoning, diagnostic accuracy, diagnostic error and competence.
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We believe that understanding a concept is better than simply memorizing facts.
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Teaching Medicine was created by a team of physicians, clinicians and medical students just like you who believe there is a more efficient way to develop diagnostic skills.
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Dr. Jon Allen MD
Assoc. Professor of Medicine
University of North Dakota, USA
"By using the ECG modules as a prerequisite to lectures, I covered in 50 minutes what usually requires over 2 hours. Student satisfaction was extremely high."
Blok
Anesthesia Resident
Denmark
"Many ECG's combined with immediate feed-back works really well for me, and bests any learning book I have worked my way through."
Raphael
Medical Student
Ottawa University, Canada
"Truly fantastic module. I love how every detail and oddity was explained to reinforce the broader understanding of the module."
Amanda
Medical Student
University of Calgary, Canada
"Once I started your modules I couldn't stop. They are quite addicting actually! They are like logic puzzles, very enjoyable to work through."
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"WOW. I wish I had access to something like this."
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