Continuing Medical Education

Must-Have Apps for Medical Students There are numerous health apps  out there in the market for medical students to choose from.  Many guide students on various topics such as drug information & dosage, disease database, ideal treatment procedures, and how to attain CME medical conference details . Did you know about 88% of students rely on medical apps  to assist them in their day-to-day lives as a medical student? These apps have also come in handy preparing for exams and during the clinical practicing period. At eMedEvents , we have created a list of Must-Have apps  for medical students that will equip you as you face the challenges that occur during med school. 5 must-have apps for medical students are: Must-Have Apps for Medical Students 1. Human Anatomy Atlas:     This app has the most comprehensive male and female anatomy in 3-D form for medical students and professionals. It covers the nervous, skeletal, circulatory, muscular, digestive, u

5 Ways to Provide Medical Education Resources A   medical college that offers medical education resources in various forms has better chances of getting higher enrollment of students and retention of knowledge. With advancement in technology, medical universities have started providing medical education resources in more conventional methods that help students to prepare and understand the concepts at much faster pace. Crucial medical course  resources to students that can be accessed at any time, anywhere, and for free, will be beneficial to both the student and the faculty in the long run. Five ways to provide medical education resources  are:   Five ways to provide   medical education resources   Online : Having a dedicated website that has the entire classroom presentation online and that can be accessed easily by students from anywhere will help a ton of students when they are unable to attend lectures. University can provide a unique login to each studen

Burnout in Medical Students Burnout has become a serious threat to the health of medical students these days. This is especially true among senior medical students with a heavy workload paired with other emotional factors. Students can often succumb to depression, anxiety, chronic fatigue, impaired concentration & attention, anger, and insomnia. Burnout causes personal and professional imbalance and is insidious in nature, often a person barely realizes he/she is on the borderline of burnout. The classic symptoms of burnout fall into 3 categories- Social, Attitude, and Physical. ·          Social symptoms : This is seen when a person becomes much more irritable, lonely, uninterested in family matters, feels/displays lack of intimacy, and excessive anger. ·          Attitude symptoms : This can present as avoiding work & responsibilities, loss of confidence, increased dependence on drugs & alcohol, as well as a wide spectrum of emotional turbulence. ·