Instead of anatomy questions, this week I would like you to vote for your top 3 reasons for accessing this blog. What do you find most useful? Please choose only 3 of the five options allowed (although the system will allow you to select all five).
Post a comment here to tell me what you think can be improved. What would you like to see more of?
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3 comments:
I think this blog is quite a constructive way to spend half an hour break. Very interesting didactic links. What could be done to improve it? A weekly roundup of the most important concepts that we should have assimilated from the anatomy department could be quite helpful I think. btw I wonder why you chose the name of a titan for your nick.
My grandmother's name actually. I will look into your suggestion: quite difficult at first glance, because so many lecturers are involved in creating the programme. I'll think about how to do it...
I like the mcqs... A good refresher of anatomy. Improvement? Perhaps some questions geared towards the clinical students... to allow them to directly relate the anatomy learned in the first two years to the medicine and surgery being taught in the clinical years.
Maybe even an MRCS and/or MRCP question of the week...
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