DO’s FOR USMLE STEP 2 CS EXAM

There is a popular new book out, The Empathy Exams, which in part explores what it is like to be a simulated patient.  The author uses her perspective as a simulated patient to ask basic questions about how we should care for one another; if its even possible to feel another person’s pain.

What a wealth of terrific information can be found in the following: The Experts: How to Improve Doctor-Patient Communication, from The Wall Street Journal. The gathering of these experts offering their views about how to improve the Doctor-Patient relationship resulted from the publication of a brilliant piece in the WSJ, (with which we here at C3NY are extremely familiar).

Teaching physicians to communicate plainly is a crucial skill for today’s doctors and future doctors.When talking with patients it’s imperative that the physician communicate plainly.

When was the last time your doctor really listened to you rather than going through the motions.Test preparation for the Step 2 CS exam needs to explore what kind of medicine you currently practice in your interactions with patients.

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There is so much advice out there about USMLE prep – where you should go, what you should do, who you should listen to. What ever you do, when you are practicing, be sure to above all pay attention and give time to your patients.

“15 minutes? I have to do all of this in 15 minutes? No way. It’s impossible!” Many of our students claim that their problem with CIS (communication and interpersonal skills) in the USMLE Step 2 CS exam is the lack of time.