Core Ethical Principles (Part 1)

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• @Apart_Cauliflower_20 · 2024-12 · in “How to to do study ethics and biostats ”

  this what I'm using thus far Biostats - Randy Neil ▶ link Ethics - Dirty Medicine ▶ link

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• @Signal-Group6470 · 2024-09 · in “PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES ”

  PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES What resources to use for biostats I’ve watched all 4 Randy Neil’s class YT videos. Do i have to go through FA for biostats now or are those 4 vids enough? And for ethics do i do the dirty medicine 18 vid ethics playlist? Are all of the videos needed? ▶ link ^ this is the playlist Is this all i need for public health sciences? Please help me out ▶ link

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• @Climbergirl2414 · 2024-07 · in “My Step 1 Experience ”

  Thank you! Yes - I used Dirty Medicine for Ethics and read through First Aid the night before my exam. (▶ link Also here is the NBME High Yield Images link I was forwarded (▶ link

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• @IllustriousSnowman · 2023-02 · in “is it just me or doing 4 new blocks/ day exhausts the f out your brain. Doing Amboss. In dedicated.”

  Tossing in a link for Dirty Medicine 'Ethics' here. I like his teaching in general: ​ ▶ link

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• @azuoba · 2022-12 · in “I suck at ethics!!!”

  Dirty Medicine on youtube ​ ▶ link

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• @EliteMedicalTutor · 2021-12 · in “Communication Questions Help”

  Try using this basic communicational test approach ▶ link Also try DirtyMedicine Ethics (but don't focus on ethics, it's not tested anymore on Step 1 or CBSE ) ▶ link DM me for more help!

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