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CMSRU Clerkship Distance Learning Resources Guide

A guide to distance learning resources

Distance Learning Introduction

Get started with AccessMedicine, a comprehensive online medical resource that provides users with access to e-books, multimedia, images and illustrations, case files, and more.

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Distance Learning Content on AccessMedicine

Linking to Content

Faculty can link to content in the AccessMedicine sites through their learning management system using the durable URLs found in the browser of all text and chapter content and multimedia. For a tutorial on how to link to content i via durable URLs, please visit the Access User Center at this link.

AccessMedicine Resources: Cases

Case Files Basic Sciences Cases

  • Cases can be used to support case-based learning, flipped classroom, and team-based learning.
  • Topics include anatomy, biochemistry, microbiology, neuroscience, pathology, pharmacology, and physiology.
  • There are comprehension questions listed with each case, which may be emailed to the faculty.
  • Online discussion board or in-person discussions can center around the outlined learning objectives associated with each case. 
  • Students may email their comprehension question results to faculty.

Pathophysiology of Disease Cases

  • These basic science cases have questions for self-assessment practice. 

Sherris Medical Microbiology Cases

  • These basic science cases help reinforce medical microbiology concepts and have associated comprehension questions.

Clinical Neuroanatomy Cases

  • Comprehensive neuroanatomy cases pose key questions about diagnosis. Students may think about the answer and see the correct responses by selecting “Answer."

Case Files Clinical Medicine Cases

  • Medical specialty topics include anesthesiology, emergency medicine, internal medicine, family medicine, neurology, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, psychiatry, and surgery.

AccessMedicine Resources: Video Lectures

Video Lectures

These videos may be shown as part of a flipped classroom approach in which students may view and then join together with a small group for further discussion, either in-person or online in a discussion board or virtual classroom. Subjects include: Anatomy, diagnostic reasoning, genetics, neurology, and pharmacology.

AccessMedicine Resources: Auscultation Classroom

Auscultation Classroom

Detailed explanations of normal and abnormal heart sounds, along with audio clips of the sounds to teach students how to identify cardiac abnormalities on physical examination

AccessMedicine Resources: Podcasts

Podcasts

Harrison’s Podclass are engaging discussions on key principles of internal medicine, around board-style case vignettes. Students may listen and then contribute to an online or in-person discussion of the key principles within the case. 

Self-Assessment

AccessMedicine offers a variety of review questions and flashcards which enable students to test their knowledge of basic science and clinical medicine subject matter.

AccessMedicine Resources: Pathophysiology Videos

Pathophysiology Videos

Harrison’s Pathophysiology Animations take complex pathophysiology concepts and make them easy to understand with high quality visual animations.

Human Anatomy Modules

Human Anatomy Modules

These interactive modules allow for visualization of the human body in an interactive, 3D format where both male and female anatomy modules can be viewed. Choose a module and then utilize the options on the left-side of the screen to learn more about human anatomy

AccessMedicine Resources: Human Anatomy Tours

Human Anatomy Tours

Provides interactive and up-close views and explanations of different organ systems within the body

AccessMedicine Resources: 2 Minute Medicine

2 Minute Medicine journal article summaries can help facilitate an online or in-person journal club discussion of an important topic in clinical medicine.