http://www.aad.org/education-and-quality-care/clinical-guidelines/current-and-upcoming-guidelines
Evidence-based guidelines published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology. í Currently only acne (but this is good as the BAD does not have an acne management guideline), psoriasis, food allergy and melanoma are up-to-date. í Each guideline is approx 14 pages long, so not ideal for a quick dip in/out of but comprehensive. í Psoriasis […]
http://www.mhprofessional.com/downloads/products/0071592830/01-jenkins_ch01_p01-026.pdf
As suggested by the title, this pdf document explains the basic concepts behind ECGs along with some of the mechanical components of cardiac function. Helpfully there is also a guide to performing and interpreting the 12 lead ECG.
http://www.clinicaloptions.com/Oncology/Case%20Challenges/CTCL%20Cases.aspx
Requires free registration. Three case challenges (links to individual cases below). Learning objectives are clearly stated, the case is presented and unfolds according to your choices. í The supporting data is then reviewed. Treatment of early-stage CTCL in a 56-year-old black male patient Treatment of a 54-year-old male with tumor-stage mycosis fungoides Treatment of recurrent folliculotropic […]
http://radiographics.highwire.org/content/27/6/1569.full
A detailed guide to the interpretation of cardiac CT. High-quality CT images of the heart and coronary arteries along with 3D reconstructions are available to aid learning. A comprehensive resource for someone with a particular interest in cardiac CT.
http://www.yale.edu/imaging/contents.html
This site provides a good overview of the core forms of cardiac imaging, while also detailing some of the less common types. There are several examples of interesting pathology which can be observed via the various imaging techniques, with important features clearly highlighted.
Here are a selection of sites with cardiovascular exam illustrated by video – generally pretty good and score 3-5 stars: 1. University of Bristol, UKí Aiming at the exam scenario. í Series of short videos with interspersed questions to answer. Nice. 2. Geeky medics, UK.í By medical students for medical students. 8 minute video as one would exam […]
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/asp/2003/13/contents
Each country has their own Act. Scotland’s is regarded as one of the most comprehensive, patient-centred and useful, with a range of Orders and core underlying principles [the Millan Principles]. As well as the Act, learners should be aware of the Code of Practice [which tells you how it works in non-legal language], the Mental […]
http://vimeo.com/psychiatryteacher
This site is aimed at providing teaching materials to Newcastle University medical students. It is a very good collection of videos of different aspects of the Mental State Examination. See more from the team. Whilst aimed at medical students it is being used by a range of health professionals, other groups who come into contact […]
http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/press/podcasts/classificationinpsychiatry.aspx
In this interview Professor Sir David Goldberg [one of the key figures behind the development of ICD-10] talks to Dr Mark Salter about classification in psychiatry. Part of a series of podcasts from the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
http://web.squ.edu.om/med-lib/med_cd/e_cds/pathologic%20basis%20of%20disease/indextoc.html
Interactive case studies in pathology with respiratory chapter
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