vyseerx
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hi guys
could any one tell me is it okay if i were to prepare from swanson's family practice. i know that people use that for step 3, but as i go through that, it is indeed good for step 2 topics also, with what many questions and answers help you retaining what you have read. has anyone used the same book, along with kaplan step 2 materials? any help and advice is veymuch appreciated. thanks in advance........
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| northstr
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I'm in the same dilemma as well. However, I decided not to use it because the material is too in depth for Step 2, I feel (compared to the question depth from NMS Step 2 and Pretest Clinical Vignettes for Step 2). Plus, I've read reviews that it is outdated, and has 1 error per 4 pages.
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| doods
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Read Swanson's for Step 2. Had no money to buy books for each individual subject, so i decided to study with Swanson's serving as resource for each of the subjects.
I recommend it. Though it is a bit outdated, it did wonders for me.
I read Crush Step 2, NMS, UCV, FA, and of course, Swanson's. Got 99.
But if you have time to spare and can afford books for each subject, i think Blueprints series would be better.
Good luck on review!
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| dr.shar
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hi doods,
how is blueprint psychiatry, i am trying to read that, please help me..
thankyou
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| doods
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Hi,
I really dont know, havent read it. But from what I hear, I think Blueprints psychiatry is a good book. Come to think of it, I think the only two good books in psychiatry are Kaplan notes and Blueprints.
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