How to Take Notes in Medical School Using Notion | KharmaMedic

👋🏻 Hey guys! In this video I walk you through how I take notes in medical school using Notion 📝
I use this method for preparing for exams and for generally taking notes from lectures and 3rd party resources throughout the year 💻 Everyone studies differently and this is what works for me! If you think it might work for you as well then amazing let me know how it goes 😄 and if not that's all good, keep doing your thing 💪🏻

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🙋🏻♂️ My name is Nasir Kharma and I am a graduate student studying medicine on the undergraduate course at King's College London. This channel is dedicated to helping aspiring doctors reach their goals by getting into medical school and giving prospective medical students an insight into life at medical school. I hope these videos help :)

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[KharmaMedic]

Hey y'all! 👋🏻 I'm back, this time explaining how it is that I take notes in my fourth year of medical school 💻
I would love to hear your opinons and thoughts on my methods especially if you do somethihng completely different! 🚦
As you read this I'm in theatres shadowing an anesthetist (exciting!) so I'll get to reading all your comments ASAP when I'm done for the day 💉
I hope you find this video even a little bit useful and I'd love to hear your feedback and preferred study methods to see if theres something out there that might work even better for me! 😊
Take care of yourselves and I'll catch you in the next one (ps: more podcasts coming soon 😁), peace! ✌🏻

[zahidibr]

How lucky are medical students to have your channel as a learning resource 🥺

[brandonherrera]

What a guy he’s chasing his dream of becoming a doctor and helping people and inspiring the next group respect bro

[chris-hvrt]

Can we all agree that Nasir's editing skills is on 🔥

[abhinavgoel]

In the thumbnail Nasir is literally studying with Nasir, that just felt to simple and ingenous. I wonder if that was just for the thumbnail or if he actually does that

[andreaps]

You're amazing Nasir, everybody give advice but you actually SHOW HOW to take notes and learn efficiently.

[Berex]

I graduated last semester from my undergrad program of Forensic Biology and you always helped get through all the information with your tips and videos. I have oficially started med-school in Mexico and will keep on having you as my must watch list throughout this new journey❤️ Thank you for all your efforts, you have really helped me and a lot of struggling students. Keep up the good work and please upload more study with me videos🙏🏼 cause those really help me power though study sessions🧠👀

[pcrshys]

Thank you, Nasser, thanks to you. I was able to study seven hours a day, knowing that I study one hour or not even study, but when I followed you, everything changed. Thank you 😌❤

[aungkaunghenry]

No one:
Nasir: lemme watch my own study with me video since i'm so lonely

[rithnrosh]

I can totally relate to you with the question bank technqiue. I had done my Btech in Mechanical Engg which is a 4 year course. My first 2 years I had spend my entire time going through textbooks and PDF's and learning everything in it which ofcourse took a LOT OF TIME. So I started looking for alternatives. So from my 3rd year I started downloading the previous year question papers (Last 5 years). Then When I have an exam coming up I would sit to solve these question papers - chapter wise and organise the information into word documents. After solving the question paper, I would sit to absorb the organised information. THIS Technique helped me a lot because I knew what to expect in the exam and since I solved last 5 years papers I have somehow covered most of the topics and still be able to answer because many a times a question is just rephrased in different words and asked but the concept remains the same. I found myself scoring well with less time taken. The information is so organised and relevant and works like a beast because I know WHAT to learn and save time from Procastination.

[loaiel-hoshy]

I really appreciate how you don't make your videos 100% focused about medicine because I'm an engineering student and I've learned some methods and tricks from you that turned out to be really helpful for a very different field of study

[milesbrown]

I just moved to notion after watching your “How I use Notion video”. One of the best decisions I made. Thanks Nasir
👍🏽👊🏽😁

[joserascon]

Representando a la comunidad hispanohablante! 🇬🇹 saludos desde Guatemala
Just to show you that we the Spanish speakers also learn a lot from you.
Currently on my second year of med school and so far you are one of my greatest inspirations man.
Keep up the good work

[kkmognt]

I was very, very lazy since I started following you, Nasser. A lot and a lot have changed. I can study for continuous periods without boredom, and whenever I feel tired, I go to watch one of your videos and go back to study again. Thank you Nasser 🤍🤍

[shannonkelly]

Hey Nasir, I’d love to see an updated video on how you use Notion as a doctor. I am finishing up my first year as a physical therapy student and I’ve started using it to keep track of the diseases we learn about and the tests/treatments we study. Would love to see if you’ve updated your workflow at all! :)

[JKchick]

Tysm for this video. I feel like every med student is banging on about notion but I just can't wrap my head around it, been meaning to watch a tutorial for it so this is perfect!

[Chris-pthh]

Feel like a lot of people are overlooking the whole "spent 3 years learning this material" part being what got you this far. People won't learn from copy/pasting. This is just test prep through organization.

[raihanmd]

*kharma medic uploaded*
"okay it's happening!! EVERYBODY STAY CALM"

[therealest]

This is exactly what I do too! So glad I discovered notion and quit handwritten notes. Pro tip: use the toggle function on notion to test yourself.

[aditxox]

Not a med student but still interested in knowing how he creates notes...