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EXAM MASTER ONLINEPosted Wednesday, February 8, 2006, 9:16 am by Theresa Norton
In November 2005, EXAM MASTER completely revised the testing interface to closely match what is *actually used on the USMLE exam*. This new test mode interface has excellent navigational tools, and includes other features found on the exam, including the ability to attach notes to each question. This system is in use at over *60 academic health centers and teaching hospitals* not only as a way to prepare for the USMLE, but, more than ever, EXAM MASTER has become an important *curriculum support tool* that students rely on to help them with their course work and in assessing their knowledge base. It assists in identifying and improving areas of weaknesses using detailed score reporting that helps the student target their studies and identify those strong _and_ weak areas.
First time users are required to register with the system and then use a username and password to access the main menu. The username and password are required because the system maintains personal information and examination and study history for each user.
To get started you simply *Click to Start*.
Then, for those who have not registered they click on *Not Registered Yet*.
A password is immediately sent by email. The user can change this password at any time.
Registered users simply provide their username and password to access the system.
Once at the Main Menu, users can select *Create Exams* and use the on-screen help to get started.
A quick guide is available to help you get started.
Please send comments regarding EXAM MASTER and this trial to Judy Rieke.
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More trialsPosted Monday, February 21, 2005, 4:23 pm by HEFL Webmaster
USMLEasy: Master both Basic Science and Clinical Medicine using this review tool. Go to: USMLEasy and then click on the title link. At the Access Medicine site, click on Lange Self-Assessment Tool link on the bottom center of the page. First time users must register, but there is no charge. Available until late spring.
Our trial has been extended for DynaMed: A medical information database with over 1,800 clinical topic summaries. Click on login/Enter and get into the database. No user name and password required if using within our authorized range. Available until April 30.
Please send comments to Judy Rieke at jrieke@medicine.nodak.edu. Thanks for trying them! | |
SCOPUS TrialPosted Thursday, January 20, 2005, 10:41 am by HEFL Webmaster | |
Trial for DynaMedPosted Wednesday, December 22, 2004, 3:48 pm by HEFL Webmaster
DynaMed has been demonstrated to answer more than 50% of family physician's clinical questions during practice. (J Fam Pract 2001 Nov;50(11):960)
DynaMed was created by a physician for physicians and other health care professionals primarily as a clinical reference tool which is easily accessible during patient encounters. It was created to fulfill the physician's needs in organizing information and to replace most routine textbook and article searches. Multiple major journals are now reviewed regularly. The titles can be viewed at the About section of the database.
This trial will end in April 2005. Please try it out and send comments to Judy Rieke at jrieke@medicine.nodak.edu. | |
Trial AvailablePosted Friday, July 9, 2004, 4:00 pm by HEFL Webmaster
Clinical laboratories use GIDEON's Microbiology module to identify and characterize pathogens in patient samples.
Read this JAMA review.
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Access Medicine TrialPosted Tuesday, April 1, 2003, 12:00 am by HEFL Webmaster | |
BioMed Central TrialPosted Friday, January 17, 2003, 12:00 am by HEFL Webmaster
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