USMLE STEP 1: COMMUNICATION VIDEO #2 - EMPATHY + READINESS FOR CHANGE
5 recommenders · recommended in 5 months, 2021–2022
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Randy Neil on empathy and readiness for change communication questions.
5 comments from Reddit
@ginxo- · 2022-09 · in “Delayed 3 times > passed. Reassurance "to the point" post with links”
…80% done 62% overall Step exam felt like 4 medium and 3 hard UW blocks, very doable, answers felt straightforward. Took a break after each block and did not feel fatigued throughout. See DM's advice for what to do prior to the big day ▶ link **Resources used in the final month of prep:** * DM Biochem playlist ▶ link * DM HY playlist ▶ link * DM Pharmacology ▶ link * \*\*Pathoma 1, 2, 3 * Randy Neil biostats ▶ li…
View on r/step1@Similar-Sense-5221 · 2022-05 · in “CBSE 150 --> Pass for those who struggled like me....”
…foundations, but I just needed someone to teach me what in the world are cytokines and which ones are important and how this relates to everything. I only made it through I think 13/20 videos but they were the best 13 of my life. Link: ▶ link e. Biostats: Randy Neil’s first video I think was what you really needed but I also took a look at video 2 as well. Link: ▶ link f. Ethics/Communication: Randy is on a roll…
View on r/step1@tomatoanunuanunu · 2021-08 · in “I feel really dumb that I keep getting communication questions wrong :/”
▶ link ▶ link I hope, these work for you from Dr.Neil good luck
View on r/step1@Acrobatic_Cantaloupe · 2021-07 · in “Ethics?”
I think doing as many practice Qs is the most beneficial. I also liked the below Randy Neil vids ▶ link ▶ link
View on r/step1@tbh5012 · 2021-06 · in “Took Step today (6/11): All communications, no ethics!”
…do the 'Patient Communications and Counseling' question set. That's it. In case you want a summary: ask questions that can start a conversation, get the patient's perspective, and have some basic common sense to not be a jerk lol. also know stages of change i had 2 q's on those. Average about 2-3 communications q's per block! Edit: I did get 1 interpreter question but that’s it ethics wise ▶ link ▶ link ▶ link
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