Clinical Medicine
Taking out the stress, leaving the passion
Being a medical student can be overwhelming at times, you’re bombarded by information from so many sources that it’s difficult to know what to do first. Many students become burnt out, or start cutting corners and making mistakes. The In2Med online portal is a better way to study, with all the passion and none of the stress.
Our brand new module History Taking coming 1st Jan 2021
Click here to find out more and get access for free
The Problem
Do you find yourself chasing information in a hundred different places? You attend a lecture, then flip through five different textbooks but don’t find what you want. Maybe you go to the library for more books, or maybe you search online and get sucked into a black hole of irrelevant (but interesting!) information. Then there’s ward rounds, tutorials and published notes.
The problem isn’t that any of these are bad resources, it’s just that they build to create a cacophony of noise that’s impossible to ignore. You can’t get anything organised in your mind, and you can’t help worrying that you’ve missed something. It’s simply not sustainable and before long you start cutting corners, getting confused and picking up bad habits.
We know, we’ve done it too.
How We Help
In2Med is the solution. We wanted to create a free resource that gives you access to everything you actually need to know, organised and presented with a system based approach. You can access the material from anywhere, track your progress in your personal dashboard and chat to fellow students in our community spaces.
If you have been feeling lost, In2Med is the roadmap that will guide you step by step from first year to final exams. Enrol below to get access to all our content which we will be releasing every 2 weeks, accompanied with a YouTube video. Alternatively, click on our clinical modules to find out more about what is included in each module.
Clinical Skills Modules
History Taking (coming 1st Jan 2021)
History taking is one of the most important skills to master, as many times the diagnosis can be worked out by the clinical history. Therefore, we have developed our own acronym to simplify this. See how we can tailor this to a variety of presentations.
Radiology (coming soon)
Understanding how to interpret a chest x-ray, abdominal film, CT head can all be very difficult initially. Follow this simple tutorial which will help you get to grips with the most common presentations and how to present them in a systematic way.
Clinical Exams (coming soon)
We will cover the examinations that you would expect to learn by the end of Year 5 (first year clinical medicine). Each examination has a list of the symptoms you look for in order to recognise specific conditions, with pictures to help it stick in your mind.
Clinical Speciality Modules
Cardiovascular (coming soon)
This module first covers the basic anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system. It includes the main drugs, investigations and goes through the key conditions. We suggest it is the best module to start your learning with.
Endocrinology (coming soon)
This module first covers the basic anatomy and physiology of the endocrine system. We then explore the different tests and investigations, followed by the conditions that affect the kidneys, urinary tract and male anatomy.
Gastrointestinal (coming soon)
This module first covers the basic anatomy and physiology of the GU system. We go through this organ by organ from the mouth and oesophagus all the way to the colon, covering all the conditions along the way, their diagnosis and management.
Neurology (coming soon)
This module first covers the basic anatomy and physiology of the nervous system. We explore the different types of stroke, CNS infections, the degenerative conditions, eye and ear conditions and their management.
Renal-Urinary (coming soon)
This module first covers the basic anatomy and physiology of the renal system. We then explore the different tests and investigations, followed by the conditions that affect the kidneys, urinary tract and male anatomy.
Respiratory (coming soon)
This module first covers the basic anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system. They key is to understand the difference between obstructive and restrictive conditions and how we can manage these.
Haematology (coming soon)
This module first covers the basic anatomy and physiology of the haematology system. It covers the different types of anaemia and blood cancers. It also covers the main drugs used chemotherapy and their side effects
Dermatology (coming soon)
Dermatology is actually really interesting. This module covers the basic principles of how we assess skin lesions. We then go through inflammatory skin lesions and the different types of skin cancers.
Musculoskeletal (coming soon)
This module first covers the basic anatomy and physiology of the MSK system. We go through acute injuries like fractures as well as covering the rheumatology and connective tissue diseases and vasculitides.
Specialist Medical Modules
Psychiatry (coming soon)
This module first covers the basics behind mental health and how to treat the common conditions. We also learn the main drugs used and different types of psychotherapies.
Infectious Diseases (coming soon)
This module first covers the basics behind bacteria, viruses and fungi - and goes through all the types of antibiotics. We then explore the different types of infection, symptoms and their treatment.
Obstetrics (coming soon)
This module first covers the journey of an embryo from fertilisation to delivery. We also go through the main gynaecological conditions affecting the ovaries and reproductive tract.
Paediatrics (coming soon)
This module first covers the basics behind how to diagnose and treat common paediatric conditions. We advise gaining a strong backing with the core modules before starting paediatrics.
Gynaecology (coming soon)
This module first covers the basics behind bacteria, viruses and fungi - and goes through all the types of antibiotics. We then explore the different types of infection, symptoms and their treatment.
Why use our online portal
Track your learning
Monitor your progress and set deadlines
Comprehensive notes
Notes written in a system-based approach
Great feedback received
Heavily recommended by our test of 200 students
Study online, anywhere, anytime
Study on your laptop, tablet, phone anywhere
Structured course
Each module has the same consistent structure
Written by Cambridge Graduates
Written by successful graduates who scored a 1st
