Have you seen the ABIM review videos on our YouTube Channel? You'll find internal medicine lectures that prep you for board exams and daily practice.
Video is a uniquely beneficial format to use for your review because you can:
After the video review I felt much more comfortable because I had a way to organize the information into “buckets” in my head. – Brittany Chatterton, MD, MBA, FACP
Our YouTube channel provides free internal medicine lecture snippets of the most high-yield information. We generally post videos that will help you study for boards, including actual sessions from our Internal Medicine Review Course. But you'll also see videos covering study tips, product hacks, how to submit CME, and more.
Here are the top ABIM review video snippets internists watched in 2023.
With every Internal Medicine Video Board Review we release, we also post “snippets” of each expert-guided lecture on our YouTube channel. This most-watched video snippet from our 2023–2024 Internal Medicine Video Board Review features John P. Higgins, MD.
Gastroenterology snippet from MedStudy's YouTube Channel
The second most-watched video in 2023 was this ABIM review video snippet where we catch Emmanuel C. Gorospe, MD in the middle of his Gastroenterology lecture discussing PSC.
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In the next most-watched ABIM review video, we have Dr. Daniel M. Englert's Endocrinology lecture. He discusses Euthyroid Sick Syndrome.
Dr. Rishi Sawhney discusses Hereditary Hemochromatosis in this snippet of the hematology lecture from our Internal Medicine Video Board Review.
Infectious Disease snippet from MedStudy's YouTube Channel
Our Internal Medicine expert physician educator Alfredo J. Mena, MD reviews what internists need to know about seasonal influenza in this ABIM review video snippet.
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