Updates help secure sustainable careers and enhance well-being;
5,400+ students have registered since April
AUSTIN,
Texas, June 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- To help
medical students prepare for their Step 2 exams and clinical
rotations, OnlineMedEd has expanded its free resource suite. Now
featuring a more robust Clinical Sciences Qbank with over 1,680
high-yield NBME-style questions and a new PA Qbank, these updates
offer medical and PA students comprehensive, no-cost exam
preparation, reducing financial burdens and supporting students
worldwide.
Medical education, with its demanding curricula and rising
costs, leads to burnout and financial stress. In April, OnlineMedEd
took on these issues by launching a suite of free resources to
support students' educational journeys. The latest update includes
a comprehensive Clinical Sciences Qbank and a new PA Qbank, which
cover all major medical education clerkships. These resources offer
high-quality exam preparation, empowering students to excel in
their studies and careers.
"Every student should be able to access the tools they need to
succeed without exorbitant costs. This update is another step in
our mission to support the medical community and help students
focus on their education and career aspirations," said
Doug Hughes, CEO of
OnlineMedEd.
While comparable Qbanks can cost students hundreds of dollars
per month, OnlineMedEd's Qbank is completely free. By eliminating
this financial barrier, OnlineMedEd ensures that students can
access essential study resources without added stress. Since the
launch of the free Clinical Sciences Qbank in April, more than
5,400 students have signed up for OnlineMedEd's free resource
suite.
The expanded Clinical Sciences Qbank and the new PA Qbank offer
resources for the major clerkships, including Internal Medicine,
Neurology, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, and
Surgery. This enables medical and physician assistant/associate
students to prepare thoroughly for exams and gain a deep
understanding of clinical concepts. Both tools provide tailored
content, matching the quality and depth expected in their
respective fields.
"My experience with the question bank was amazing. I loved
how my results were presented. Knowing how well I did and where to
focus my efforts was hugely beneficial," said Joy Igbinosa, a medical student.
OnlineMedEd is continuously adding new features and resources.
Upcoming developments include additional question banks for the
Preclinical Sciences, typically the focus during the first 1–2
years of medical school. These enhancements reflect OnlineMedEd's
commitment to providing valuable resources for all medical
students.
Looking ahead, OnlineMedEd plans to introduce more resources at
minimal or no cost, aiming to enhance the learning experience and
offer additional support tools for medical students. This continual
advancement underscores OnlineMedEd's commitment to transforming
medical education and ensuring every student has the opportunity to
succeed.
About OnlineMedEd
Used by over 300,000 learners in over 190 countries,
OnlineMedEd's learning framework is built on a vision to elevate
medical education and produce better health care providers. Our
framework delivers a comprehensive, longitudinal medical curriculum
via a single unified voice. This differentiated approach enhances
the delivery of medical information in a way that optimizes mastery
over memorization, leading to improved outcomes.
Our curriculum is developed by a team of peer educators using a
learner-centric design approach, leveraging different learning
modalities for their optimal effects. It empowers faculty to focus
on high-impact, active learning while also freeing students to
spend their time using what they have learned in practice. For more
information, please visit www.onlinemeded.com.
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