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Infectious Diseasers, repetition becomes crucial for the retaining of knowledge. The first “prescription” for internal medicine residents that I work with in this preparation in our program is for selecting a specialty topic per month to devote a large amount of study time over that month and for that month to be the

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Rheumatologyrs, repetition becomes crucial for the retaining of knowledge. The first “prescription” for internal medicine residents that I work with in this preparation in our program is for selecting a specialty topic per month to devote a large amount of study time over that month and for that month to be the

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Nephrologyrs, repetition becomes crucial for the retaining of knowledge. The first “prescription” for internal medicine residents that I work with in this preparation in our program is for selecting a specialty topic per month to devote a large amount of study time over that month and for that month to be the

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Pulmonary and Critical Carers, repetition becomes crucial for the retaining of knowledge. The first “prescription” for internal medicine residents that I work with in this preparation in our program is for selecting a specialty topic per month to devote a large amount of study time over that month and for that month to be the

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Year 2: Internal Medicine Learning Using the “1,2,3 Methodology”ant internal medicine information. As the internal medicine learner heads into year 2 of internal medicine residency, there is a usual equal balance between inpatient and outpatient rotations. Therefore, the pearls that are used in this section are an overall fairly equal blend of inpatient topics a