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Is it worth spending about 150 pounds to get the premium membership?
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(Original post by A_J_B)
Is it worth spending about 150 pounds to get the premium membership?
Is it worth spending about 150 pounds to get the premium membership?
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(Original post by A_J_B)
Is it worth spending about 150 pounds to get the premium membership?
Is it worth spending about 150 pounds to get the premium membership?
Looking it up, it's anatomy software, right? Your uni might offer you some for free (or get the reps to badger them about it) or my anatomy tutor was adamant that "the only way to learn" is to borrow a skeleton from the DR and learn it every day
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(Original post by Mesopotamian.)
Not really, looks appealing but you can survive without it.
Not really, looks appealing but you can survive without it.
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(Original post by ecolier)
What is it? Can't be bothered to Google.
What is it? Can't be bothered to Google.
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(Original post by ecolier)
What is it? Can't be bothered to Google.
What is it? Can't be bothered to Google.
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(Original post by becausethenight)
Never heard of it
Looking it up, it's anatomy software, right? Your uni might offer you some for free (or get the reps to badger them about it) or my anatomy tutor was adamant that "the only way to learn" is to borrow a skeleton from the DR and learn it every day
Never heard of it
Looking it up, it's anatomy software, right? Your uni might offer you some for free (or get the reps to badger them about it) or my anatomy tutor was adamant that "the only way to learn" is to borrow a skeleton from the DR and learn it every day
Our reps are advertising Kenhub as well. They apparently have quizzes and flashcards, so basically its like an anatomy learning site.
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(Original post by becausethenight)
Virtual anatomy software from what I can tell.
Virtual anatomy software from what I can tell.
(Original post by Mesopotamian.)
A website that supposedly helps students learn anatomy. It does look appealing and they know how to promote it well (what with all the amazing reviews), but you don’t need to spend £150 to learn anatomy.
A website that supposedly helps students learn anatomy. It does look appealing and they know how to promote it well (what with all the amazing reviews), but you don’t need to spend £150 to learn anatomy.
I used that to pass my MRCS.
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(Original post by Mesopotamian.)
A website that supposedly helps students learn anatomy. It does look appealing and they know how to promote it well (what with all the amazing reviews), but you don’t need to spend £150 to learn anatomy.
A website that supposedly helps students learn anatomy. It does look appealing and they know how to promote it well (what with all the amazing reviews), but you don’t need to spend £150 to learn anatomy.
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(Original post by ecolier)
What happened to good ol' Acland's Video Atlas? That over anything and it's free.
I used that to pass my MRCS.
What happened to good ol' Acland's Video Atlas? That over anything and it's free.
I used that to pass my MRCS.
OP you can easily make anatomy flashcards using anki or Quizlet if that’s your sort of learning.
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(Original post by A_J_B)
They are sponsoring lots of medic youtubers. Our uni has bought us complete anatomy.
Our reps are advertising Kenhub as well. They apparently have quizzes and flashcards, so basically its like an anatomy learning site.
They are sponsoring lots of medic youtubers. Our uni has bought us complete anatomy.
Our reps are advertising Kenhub as well. They apparently have quizzes and flashcards, so basically its like an anatomy learning site.
You can make your own flashcards with Acland's (would recommend too, especially if your spotters are on cadavers - the only thing is they go into way, way more detail than Y1 so you have to skip it intelligently) and whatever flashcard software you like, or there are probably pre-made Anki decks somewhere?
Also, reps advertising...? Bit dodgy...
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(Original post by A_J_B)
Funnily enough, when I look for "kenhub reviews", they are all on the kenhub website
Funnily enough, when I look for "kenhub reviews", they are all on the kenhub website
For everything, there is virtually always a better free alternative.
And yes, not even for your finals.
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(Original post by becausethenight)
We have complete anatomy too (and isn't it, er, a bit useless - I hate the two finger pan thing)
You can make your own flashcards with Acland's (would recommend too, especially if your spotters are on cadavers - the only thing is they go into way, way more detail than Y1 so you have to skip it intelligently) and whatever flashcard software you like, or there are probably pre-made Anki decks somewhere?
Also, reps advertising...? Bit dodgy...
We have complete anatomy too (and isn't it, er, a bit useless - I hate the two finger pan thing)
You can make your own flashcards with Acland's (would recommend too, especially if your spotters are on cadavers - the only thing is they go into way, way more detail than Y1 so you have to skip it intelligently) and whatever flashcard software you like, or there are probably pre-made Anki decks somewhere?
Also, reps advertising...? Bit dodgy...
Need to look into Acland's...I think we have institutional access
And yea, our medsoc advertises kenhub lol
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(Original post by becausethenight)
Also, reps advertising...? Bit dodgy...
Also, reps advertising...? Bit dodgy...
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(Original post by Mesopotamian.)
We have a whole host of pharmaceutical companies sponsoring our dentsoc, ranging from GSK to Colgate to Oral-B/ Braun...we’ve got quite the infidelity going on
We have a whole host of pharmaceutical companies sponsoring our dentsoc, ranging from GSK to Colgate to Oral-B/ Braun...we’ve got quite the infidelity going on
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(Original post by A_J_B)
yea complete anatomy looks cool but its so graphic-intensive that my laptop becomes a frying pan
Need to look into Acland's...I think we have institutional access
And yea, our medsoc advertises kenhub lol
yea complete anatomy looks cool but its so graphic-intensive that my laptop becomes a frying pan
Need to look into Acland's...I think we have institutional access
And yea, our medsoc advertises kenhub lol
The uni-issued iPad does it for us, it's just not a great way to learn imo Acland's is great
Plus he has a very soothing voice!Lol our med SU is very neutral and I like it lol - think there might be a 'our sponsors are...' at the bottom of emails but I ignore it!
(Original post by Mesopotamian.)
We have a whole host of pharmaceutical companies sponsoring our dent-doc, ranging from GSK to Colgate to Oral-B/ Braun...we’ve got quite the infidelity going on
We have a whole host of pharmaceutical companies sponsoring our dent-doc, ranging from GSK to Colgate to Oral-B/ Braun...we’ve got quite the infidelity going on
I find the levels of sponsorship in medicine/dent (eg all the societies and conferences being sponsored) a bit disturbing!
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(Original post by becausethenight)
I find the levels of sponsorship in medicine/dent (eg all the societies and conferences being sponsored) a bit disturbing!
I find the levels of sponsorship in medicine/dent (eg all the societies and conferences being sponsored) a bit disturbing!
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(Original post by Mesopotamian.)
That’s okay, let them think their promotions are getting somewhere whilst we grab all the freebies and run
That’s okay, let them think their promotions are getting somewhere whilst we grab all the freebies and run
With COVID, I haven't actually gotten any freebies
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