Assessment of the Physical Exam and Demonstration of the MRCP (Stanford 25 Skills Symposium)

This video shows Dr. Andrew Elder and Dr. Junaid Zaman who both trained under the UK's system discuss and later demonstrate clinical assessment of the physical exam.

On September 28th & 29th, 2015, the Stanford Medicine 25 team hosted the first annual bedside exam symposium for clinicians and educators. The purpose was to share how we do bedside teaching and allow them to improve upon their bedside exam skills.

Learn more about past and upcoming symposiums on the bedside exam:

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[shahiqcheeko]

THIS IS A GEM OF A VIDEO FOR A MEDICAL STUDENT.

[andrealazcano]

I swear to god I was watching asmr and woke up to this

[nicksmith]

This was the most pleasant video to sleep to. Bravo

[roynik]

So I was dreaming about having a Scottish teacher in my class who was teaching us about the difference between medical exams in countries. Then my alarm woke me up and I was 15 minutes into this video.

[DrSharifulHalim]

Great content. Enjoyed the lecture and the clinical demonstration by Dr. Elder and Dr Zaman. Thanks, Stanford Medicine 25 to bring the bedside medicine to life again..

[Vasey]

41:03 cameraman the real OG helping the guy with his blazer

[frankscraprobot]

I started this, hearing asmr and just had the auto play on, 4 hours later i'm here.

[melvinbrennaniii]

Lived in Scotland with my family for a couple of years while I pursued my PhD... Best care I've ever received, best care my family has ever received. My wife who had her master's in occupational therapy also worked for the NHS after a year living there, and found their training to be reflective of the best practices she learned while getting her master's degree. We pray everyday for the NHS model here in the United States, as opposed to a medical system here in the USA which would say things to her like "well if you don't fix the problem with the patient in 3 days, too bad, because insurance won't pay for more"... The wealthiest nation in the world's citizens deserve much much better given The wealth those everyday citizens have generated, not to mention the moral implications.

[roosh]

Fantastic examination skills, shows the depth of IM/general/musculoskeletal expertise in the Western European methodology. A lot of what they assess during calibration is almost a perfect hybridization of DO and MD emphasis. Regardless, lots of good stuff for anyone going into a clinical assessment at really any level.

[kendall]

Who else was watching asmr and ended up here

[dhruvock]

In my career I have cleared both UK exams(MRCP UK +Neurology SCE- all First attempt) and finished all parts of USMLE(Step1+Step2+Step3- First attempt). I will say there is a vast difference in study approach and both are unique in so many ways. Especially Step3 USMLE is heavy biostatistics based exam on day 1 and PACES is a pure clinical skill exam on real patients with active illness. MRCP-UK according to me the best Internal Medicine exam in the world which is adequately standardized to the level of PG IM Training however USMLE is overall the toughest exam in the world due to the sheer intensity of exam stipulation such as number of questions in each single hour section of the exam as well as the length of clinical vignettes hence time plays a key role in solving a USMLE question. USMLE feels quite tough to pass or score high per se especially at later stages of career when one is already at a level of a resident or registrar as it is difficult to conceptualise other specialties like OBGY/Gynae or Peds whereas MRCP-UK can still be cleared if an individual has a very good knowledge of internal medicine specialties. I hope some basic facts could help vloggers and bloggers reading my comment post and best of luck to anyone endeavouring the hard journey of medicine.

[skriddlehiddles]

Did anyone actually choose to view this? I’m here from a back cracking video like what the heck

[OB_]

Howd I get here? One minute i was watching an asmr video and the next! Wtf!

[ChiefAmvs]

Every single day I go to sleep watching Dr mondragon and wake up to this smh

[Junior-ovme]

1:13:22 I don't have a clue about this video or why I'm here but like damn that man was a bit savage on those people.

[daaave]

1:13:15 "So most of my peers passed within 3 attempts, so if you're not going to pass it within 3 attempts I guess you need to find a different career"
It's true, people like this really want to make you continue with your hopes and dreams.
As if you spent thousands of money to just sit in the hall with this guy and he shoots this shell bomb at you, yeah I'm deadass wanting to learn right now

[Oasisftww]

Love how it's a Scottish guy is giving the lecture.

[aaronged]

Who else just randomly clicked on this?

[therealoxitsworththeart]

Wait what?? I have no IDEA!!😂 I went from watching Dr. Beau Hightower "Thee Chiropractor", to this🤷🏾‍♂️🤜🏿🤛💯

[beterday]

sir, please explain kyphosis within 5 minutes