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This is an appreciation post. I recently held a talk about clinical reasoning to surgeons at our national meeting. Used knowledge from the following: 👇 Image
@ffolliet who changed the way I think about aducation. (Ps - Iknow this is not the best slide, I promise I had better). I learned so much from ffolliet.com it's unreal. #htdap
@CPSolvers their website and their podcast. Lovely people speaking about their love for medicine. What more could you ask for? @rabihmgeha @DxRxEdu clinicalproblemsolving.com
@AndreMansoor and his frameworks. He made me, a surgeon, buy a book on internal medicine which is one of my most prized possessions. amazon.com/Frameworks-Int…
@traumakhan because of course I used trauma clinical cases that I learned from my friend with THE most amazing dinner table stories.
❤️
@BehindTheKnife My favourite podcast ever. You never forget your first love.
@VPrasadMDMPH and @adamcifu and their Ending Medical Reversal, a book I feel should be medical school required reading. And Symptom to diagnosis was also used because mastery works
amazon.com/Ending-Medical…
amazon.com/Symptom-Diagno…
@IMreasoning a beautiful and briliant walk through the minds of doctors. ❤️
Also love @bogdan_socea @ancanicaa @rox_craciun @CrisBogaciu25 @ myprof for help and support.

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