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almostadoctor.com is an exciting, innovative, student led project, which aims to create the ultimate free medical student revision resource.

Free revision notes for medical students! This section contains medical student notes for OSCE's , body systems and for medical finals to help you revise

 
 
 

All the latests medical student news in the almostadoctor blog! Find out about the latest articles, revision tools and mind maps first, right here!

free textbook for medical student for medical student finals for revisionWe want almostadoctor to be more than just free notes. We want it to be a place you come to hear funny stories about what other students have been up to, to get the latest info on the events happening in your area, and just maybe to read up on a topic for uni.

 
We are looking for students and junior doctors to write regular blogs about their antics. It would be great on your CV, can help you let off steam, and best of all, we’ll give you a free textbook!
 
 
Its that time of year when many medical students start planning their Electives. Our friends at The Electives Network can help make that so much easier, and even better, they can do it for FREE most of the time! Read on for more info...

 
Merry Christmas!
Almostadoctor is proud to offer all our users 15% off examdoctor revision resources as a Christmas bonus! But you’d better hurry, the voucher is only valid until the 31st December…
 
Medical Finals are, well, ‘final’.  The very last exams you’ll take as a medical student, and effectively what you’ve been working towards for at least the last five years.  So no pressure then.  When they’re over, and you get your results, you can call yourself ‘Doctor’, register with the GMC, and have the mother of all celebrations before you start thinking about preparing yourself for FY1.  So they’re just a little obstacle in the road to a lifelong professional career.  Promise.

 

I was on call. In the office. Typing up some notes on the computer. It was a busy day. I wasn’t quite paying attention.

The SHO from my usual team was on the phone in the office. I wasn’t working on the team today… as I was on call.
Anyway, she asked me if I could speak to someone on the phone. She is a very lovely SHO, and so, of course I did.
 
Hello! I am a newly qualified FY1, and have been roped in to blog writing by the almostadoctor team… you can read the first of my exploits below!
I wrote this at the end of my second week as an FY1, but it’s taken me a couple of months to build up the courage to post it online.

Please also be aware that there is some strong language…
Nothing’s ever black and white…. and a lot of the time, the grey areas can make you feel like a complete idiot.
That’s what happened to me a couple of months ago…

       When you get into clinical years we've found that the most useful books you can have on you are the two oxford handbooks! (clinical medicine and the specialties handbook). They are small enough to cram into a pocket, detailed enough so you can sound like you know what your talking about and have lots of pretty pictures too! If you go to their website they also hold monthly competitions for handbooks, and have lots of other interesting things for you to check out! Click on the banner to have a look!

 

    So summer has been and gone, hundreds of new medical students have gone to university, hundreds of medical students have moved into hospitals and hundreds of doctors have qualified who used www.almostadoctor.com to revise for finals! We’re going into our third year and are determined to get bigger, better and help as many of you as possible pass whatever exams you may have coming up. Updates galore so read on and let us know what you want by commenting at the bottom!
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