How to Study like a Surgeon - My Tips

[@ardenbliss1]

Engage Emotionally- Start With The Why. What Doesn't Work- Simple Reading, Highlighting And Underlining by itself, straight re-reading 1)HAVE STUDY AREA 2)HAVE HABITS AND ROUTINE- make it second nature 3)STUDY YOUR WEAKNESSES- for improvement 4)WHAT STUDY METHOD WORKS FOR YOU- ie mnemonics 5)BE PROACTIVE- engage all senses, make sure you understand the topic 6)TEST YOURSELF- give your self questions regularly and early 7)STUDY GROUP/FRIEND- find best person for job, inspire you, educated etc 8)RIGHT TECHNOLOGY- helps efficiency

[@DRJUDE]

Great summary, thanks!

[@bellaachiengwerah5563]

True

[@KadamSidratulMuntaha]

Love ua

[@busybee1998]

Thanks much! I had to study but I wanted to know what this video was about.

[@coco23203]

M a black proud cardiologist 👩🏿‍⚕️🇩🇿❤☺️😌thank God

[@bizinsider250]

yesss!!!!

[@rishabhrajrv]

Wohooooo

[@ritejmas5223]

Proud

[@mubarakchris8404]

Good to hear that

[@andremaluko9769]

Proud

[@keithlynch7239]

I find it very hard to sit down and read through a text book for long periods, so I have to frequently walk around the room and write onto a white board. I'm not a teacher/lecturer but I imagine myself lecturing students on the the subject I am learning. It's a great way to recall the subject and learn what you don't know or don't understand and then focus on your weak points.

[@DRJUDE]

Keith Lynch exactly! I’m the same. I don’t sit at the table all day. I like to lay on the fooor, or walk back and fourth as I’m testing myself

[@mohammedalmatrodi5109]

I agree 100% when I started to practice questions and flash cards earlier my study become more efficient and less time consuming than Re reading the text again and again

[@DRJUDE]

Mohammed Almatrodi very true!

[@EmoPeter2000]

I think an important thing is to keep things simple too. I used to do crazy diagrams on top of mental memory methods on top on notes etc. Now, in medical school, I've realised that it's just not feasible to fit in so many different methods because of the sheer quantity of the content. Keeping it down to a few methods have helped me so much.

[@ayesharaja7948]

All i saw and heard is an extremely hard working dude ...u earned it

[@SuzD0n]

I'm never going to attempt a medical career, but I love learning new things, and this video is fantastic :)

[@DRJUDE]

Thanks Suz D, glad you liked! Good luck!

[@oasacademy4953]

I think this is it, isnt it, might not be doctors, but no reason to not learn about the workings of the human body. I learned to Suture the other day!

[@geetakharel4471]

That’s what I used to say till I did my research and now I can’t see myself doing anything else .

[@DRJUDE]

@@geetakharel4471 You've been called! Go for it!

[@nontsikelelongcobo6822]

Watched this video at a right time ! The most essential aspect I wasn't aware of was to study at a happy place and uplifting my weaknesses instead of being discouraged by the challenges. It had always been my desire to study at the university of Toronto, really looking up to you, I Feel INSPIRED.

[@DRJUDE]

Thanks Lebo! good luck!

[@vickycurge8777]

This video has given me the motivation to try overcome my mental block with research papers. I’m going to start tonight! Thank you .

[@DRJUDE]

Good luck! 2020 has been the toughest year to stay motivated.. But you will overcome!

[@WhySoSeriouuus]

Hi, Dr Jude, I'm going into Core Surgical next month and this was pure gold. Much love and when I get the MRCS, you'll be the first person I write to thank. 💙

[@DRJUDE]

No problem! Good luck! Core Surgery was a blast!

[@CforChi1]

Somewhere you will not be distracted... My daughter comes in talking about what god knows🤣 I read from 12 midnight to 4am everyday. The distraction is REAL😐

[@halocost2150]

C My Hair haha same here my daughter deaws on my finished notes and pull my stuffs out of my table and hide it somewhere!

[@emmajk7433]

@@halocost2150 I'm the same as both of you x I am finding it so hard to study as my sons need me so muxh. They are severely disabled but I want to be able to study well to earn better money for us.

[@starqueen5141]

Very helpful stumbled across you after being out from nursing for 3.5 while fighting cancer and now wanting to return before my revalidation expires, l have a big task ahead of re- learning all my knowledge. I had only worked for 6 months as a newly qualified nurse. Post more on tips, on studying, and thanks so much😷🤓

[@jangoreagas4857]

This video really serves to give me a reality check about how i should go through medschool. Well detailed and well explained. You have earned a follower.

[@kiranp2325]

Hey... i am 65, learning to draw and do water colours. i will find a buddy, that's really good advice, someone to push me. but the best part was about being happy to pursue, persist and find my place where i learn and work. there is a lot of learning and practice to do, but its a whole lot easier when i think i am doing it cause i am enjoying. So, that's why happy place is so important. you really made me finally understand what i missed out at Uni. long ago. thank you. i won't be saving lives and doing such important things like you and so many other people who will benefit from your kind and encouraging advice, but, I will save me.... thank you.

[@pynk1887]

i think that you should be taught HOW to learn in primary secondary college and uni.

[@DRJUDE]

Totally agree

[@carablackburn1506]

I'm currently taking an access to higher education course which is covering topics such as learning methods, study techniques, time management, how to apply to universities etc. on top of the subject specific units and it's so helpful! I don't understand why it isn't covered in normal courses!

[@DRJUDE]

@@carablackburn1506 Very True!

[@karan_kataria0713]

Cara Blackburn oh good lord how I would love a class like that. Currently trying to get over my procrastinating habits, and set up a proper routine, but its just hard. Im slowly learning what works for me, but dam it would’ve been awesome to learn how to study in early HS years, and not have to figure out now in my last two years of undergrad

[@irrelevance3859]

Completeley agree. Especially from the beginning of Secondary. Most people get through primary school with a breeze and get to secondary, don't know how to revise, even in year 11

[@MelanaC]

Found you by looking for study help. Fabulous advice! Thanks bud ... your accent rocks! I’m from Kent living in Scotland but I have family in Vancouver. I am sure they love you over there 😘 good luck with your exams

[@tanzilasaiyed4751]

I have realized most of these points over time by myself through trial and error....i feel like I know exactly what you're talking about!

[@DRJUDE]

exactly! if you have sat enough exams, you learn this with time.. its all facts!

[@fader1912]

Loved this vid bro. Subbed without a hesitation

[@jessie7017]

I wish I watched this video before starting nursing school!! I'm half way through now, but I constantly struggle with finding a proactive studying technique that is beneficial to my learning. I have been pulling 8 hour days of "studying" throughout the semester (15 weeks) but when it comes time for exams it is difficult to pull and apply the material.

[@ruthmc5091]

Don't give up keep going. There is hope as you haven't finished all your studies yet. All the best!

[@angelwings7404]

Sammmmmeeee!!!! :( Struggle is very real!

[@antoinettenovella1630]

Good luck Jessica, I wish you the best.

[@hannahrosa5485]

Excellent. Recall is a muscle. Needs priming every day. I love learning.

[@DRJUDE]

Yes indeed!

[@mathematics5573]

@@DRJUDE Recall isn't a muscle. The brain is a ball of nerve cells, not muscle cells. Recall is probably a chemical process in the brain

[@TJ-rt6uk]

Lol

[@ladybird761]

@@mathematics5573 guess, it was only metaphorical to say recall a muscle, anyways, keeping the brain on it's "toes" with constant practice is a good method

[@roguetrufflepig]

Good tips! As a programmer, learning is never ending for me too but I love it!

[@thecollegechristian9940]

Took a tone of notes as a senior in high school going into med school in four years

[@sangeetak488]

These tips are awesome Dr Jude! It would be great if you could make a video for the process of IMG's to Canada after graduation.. If possible!

[@DRJUDE]

Sangeeta K I will look into that for you!

[@sangeetak488]

@@DRJUDE Thank you so much! Keep the good videos coming!

[@kobetamakloe5253]

@Santeega K have you found a helpful video on IMGs to Canada yet? I’m also interested. Let me know, thanks

[@obaapapapabi3015]

Demonstration of true Our black excellency. Love you Dr. Jude.

[@djw9920]

Power of Habit - that's a good recommendation! I'm reading it right now. I need to apply it!

[@stefanivanovnz]

Keep it up Dr Jude! Been enjoying all your videos We definitely share similar mindsets on how to achieve success Love from New Zealand

[@DRJUDE]

Thank you my friend!

[@knowyourlord2548]

Thank God for this info. That was great Dr. Jude

[@hussammughal5564]

Just binged a few of your vids- you’ve just converted me into a subscriber congratulations! Top quality content, you’ve got me toying with the idea of Canada once I graduate now

[@wendyopoku9213]

Thank you so much Dr Jude. Wish to be like you one day . Bless up .

[@PedroSantos-ek2of]

Great, really great, top tips! Well done.

[@Ali-et9lk]

This year is mine, I’ll go to my first choice uni, I’ll be the best surgeon ever I’ll work soo hard I believe in myself, I’ll succeed.

[@DRJUDE]

Good luck Ali you can do it!

[@roxanekeeley-monet9352]

Cool tips thank you Dr Jude Congratulations also on completing 15 years training. Quite an outstanding achievement.

[@StepsHardcore]

Thank you so much for your generosity.

[@emilia6067]

Beautiful editing, thanks for sharing

[@shoghimd2042]

Great video Dr Jude, those tips are really handy and I liked the "Je ne sais quoi as well". And they say surgeons don't have a sense of humor. Could you please give us junior doctors some advice on how to strengthen our CV in order to get into our specialties of choice? Thanks again

[@DRJUDE]

Shoghi MD Thanks for you comment my friend! Means a lot. That’s a good idea, i will try and make that video.

[@rifathossain6982]

Thanks you so much. It's really motivated me for my study. I am reading in class 10😊And I want to become a Surgaon..

[@jacryder735]

I’m defo no doctor, but highlighting, memorising sentence patterns and teaching myself back were all gems for me. I memorised my entire psychology folder I’d been using for 6 months

[@antonyplazminecraft]

Thanks a lot Jude. You are an inspiration to many ambitious young doctors

[@p90p90]

Here I am re-reading and highlighting thinking why isnt it sticking lol. Imma give your tips a try. Appreciate the knowledge.

[@ghblogstv4475]

Am 16 and will be going to high school this year I look forward to becoming like you someday

[@richardfleming4436]

this is by far the best tip i have got from someone...helped a lot...please do make a video on your notes as u said. thank you

[@DRJUDE]

Hey Richard, glad it helped. I will do that

[@jakupharrison8051]

I'm a writer and find imagining hypothetical situations helps me remember medical terms. e.g. Archie finally came upon their fallen friend, immediately noticing the bilateral injury of their wrists and within moments of examining them had also realised the contralateral bleeding from their head and the long cut distal of their sternum and just inferior to their right armpit. Of course my characters probably wouldn't be talking like this but this helps me learn terms.

[@notailafayed7181]

I am an OBGYNE resident, and I totally Love your video 🥰🥰

[@nkechirichardson]

Well said! These tips are very informative, thank you

[@shivassingh7369]

Really appreciated this video you definitely given some great points that I will implement into my life as well, thank you !

[@robinsonodhiambo4007]

Thank you so much @DR JUDE, at least am not off tract, i will improve on practicing questions before exams , (from Kenya)

[@peoplesgoods817]

Liked before video ended. Guy is a stand up dude.

[@alikhalid4688]

Anki is a great tool for active recall and spaced repetition

[@flowerbud9312]

Thank you soo much Dr Jude

[@DRJUDE]

No problem, glad you enjoyed

[@oasacademy4953]

I think for me, i found studying on the bed of all places worked best. Wasnt ideal. I was also pushed to study at 6am, never worked for me. around 9pm - 04:00 worked best!

[@DRJUDE]

You have to do what works for you!

[@thelmaogazi9386]

amazing tips! thank you, i will be using them!

[@alznabz]

I have my GCSEs in less than a year (subject to Coronavirus). Though I am doing quite well in all school subjects (average or higher), and I am also studying where possible inbetween homeworks, I still go to bed at night worried for the inevitable. Although at this point I would still get above average grades, I still fear it is still not the best I can do. I have searched all over the internet for some time now for a set of tips and tricks I can use to further boost my morale to study, and to do so more efficiently (though thankfully I managed to establish a long time ago that highlighting is ineffective). However, I believe I have just found it. Your video has inspired me more than you can imagine- though I have a keen interest in surgery, I don't see myself entering this part of the industry. However, I strongly feel that this video and its tips will stay with me for a lifetime. Thank you for this. And good luck with your future endeavours. God bless.

[@yasinadura9587]

Thanks it was helpful D.r .and we will make it happen

[@designermombygeetachugh2022]

You create habits and HABITS CREATE YOU

[@DRJUDE]

Facts

[@zsultz9074]

Top video, will definitely help me for finals. Thanks!

[@DRJUDE]

Zain Sultan I’m glad you liked.. stay tuned for more

[@shaheerkhan3262]

how to study: literally repeat the information as many times as you can so that it is fused into your memory

[@sphamandlaexcellent1609]

Doesn’t work when you are racing against time in med school 😢

[@Rebecca-sc7rd]

Yesss sooo helpful ❤️❤️❤️I really ❤️the part about study groups because believe it or not, they could be your syllabus /schedule/ alarm all in one! I also love the interactive tip because I could never retain information from a text book! 😂😂

[@delfinacarlota5492]

I am a proud black plastic surgeon. Thank God.

[@lividea]

Thankyou Dr. Jude!! I'm about to start nursing school in a couple weeks and I'll definitely be utilizing your tips in this video. This was super helpful, thanks so much :)

[@jackbell9823]

Found this really helpful thank you for Sharing !

[@DRJUDE]

No problem, glad you found it useful

[@jackbell9823]

@@DRJUDE I Am a stock trader been taking my exams for my courses since last year and taken this on full time as this unfortunate pandemic allowed me to make the jump. one thing i lack is routine and ordered this book you recommended - started it at the weekend. i listen to a lot of motivational speeches have done for years and notice you do these so will be watching more of your channel hope your well and keep it the good work.

[@winstonaarons9953]

I desperately needed this to transform my life.

[@sleepii9613]

you know the moment he talked abt children being struck with curiosity, i’m glad i’m wat hong this as a twelve year old cause ig this might make it easier for me to learn

[@2.delulu]

hello! im 11 years old and i wish i can be a surgeon when i grow up. i hope these tips would help me in the future and for them to improve myself on studying and being smart about my choices, thank you so much! have a great day!

[@tomlewis3561]

I wish I'd seen this during my undergrad and masters but this is great. I'm doing a PhD and one of the things I struggle with is recall of papers in discussions. I'll definitely start testing my recall.

[@vikvik7955]

Thank you so much for making such an insightful video. This is incredibly useful to me and I’m sure to many thousands who don’t know the techniques to succeed. Well done for such a great video and for your beautiful journey as a doctor. You are an inspiration.

[@danielsevell5732]

A video that handles the topic properly. Well done!

[@nargeskalani2587]

Thanks so much doctor. I am currently in the first year of my pre-med. This information really helped me 🙏🏻

[@NanuDanie]

very useful tips thanks for this video!!! Came in at the Right time :)

[@DRJUDE]

No Problem! I hope it helps. Please share it, if it does!

[@BAJALA1]

Great video man ! Very helpful

[@sdparsons]

Some great advice in here thanks

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

Excellent advice! Thank you!

[@staira4515]

I'm just starting undergrad this year (hopefully) and I only watched this video to get some advanced insight. But it ended up motivating me a lot. Thank you so much!

[@totallythandi2555]

This was very useful.

[@DRJUDE]

glad it helped

[@mehrshadmehr9622]

Thanks dr jude really good tips Im so motivated now . 💯

[@chillyzibra7836]

Im a med student in my 2nd year , my biggest dream is to become a surgeon 🖤

[@mathsymath7331]

Super helpful I’m looking forward!

[@obenjerry674]

Hey Dr. Jude. I cannot imagine it took this long to meet you on KZbin. I am becoming a big fan. I love what you do and it is very inspiring. I am a second year medical student in Ukraine. Please, what advice could you help me with ?

[@BobMarley-yz4wh]

Wow bro. Ur such an inspiration

[@DRJUDE]

Thank you man! means a lot!

[@sarahtefera4059]

Thank you so much for this video! So helpful and inspiring. I am so looking forward to watching more of your videos! Thank you!!!

[@adilrahim536]

Nothing teaches you how to learn better than first year of med school.

[@sabumiah3421]

No sheet Sherlock

[@kurtminong3516]

Thanks my man I really needed that 🤣

[@grahamkey8496]

Using something like Google Keep, Microsoft OneNote or Evernote is a good way to make customised notes, organised and tagged your own way, with built-in links to the source material for further reading.

[@DRJUDE]

I totally agree, I personally use evernote

[@ayomideolatunde6453]

Thanks Jude!

[@فرشتهفعال]

Thank you so much doctor 🙏

[@knw-seeker6836]

Thanks a lot man all proven strategies

[@sadikadhaan4595]

Thank you so much Dr !! :)

[@jennyhughes4474]

Not JUST for surgeons (as I think you imply)! Thank you. I once told my surgeon (the ONLY one in my life who had the courtesy to visit me pre-op - and I've had several surgeries; he also did a fairly good follow-up - wearing a VERY shiny loud pin-stripe suit!) that surgery is like sculpture/art - he appeared to disagree with me but gave no reason, why? Just a few notes I made while listening (I've got a brain injury): - Kids not only find it easy to learn (like sponges mopping up water, often, different 'easyness'/difficulties for different tasks/people) but because their brains are VERY plastic = are at the time (we think at mo - though after my brain injury my damaged brain tried to do lots of this but made a very temporary error by joining up sound & vision = synaesthesia = fascinating but a little bit intrusive) when they are in the process of building LOADS of neuronal+ connections. I agree: far easier to learn what interests you! - For me reading and doing work better than trying to listen/understand = since my brain injury these latter skills are far worse. I get very boggled now with diagrams, this surprises me because before I was a graphic designer = maybe I haven't seen the right types? - Yes: I used to be able to work (graphic design) & read & everything with music on & really liked it but now need QUIET, I also need to be comfy but have no ergonomic furniture so my various physical injuries get worse & more pain. - For me since brain injury I lost everything I used to do without consciously thinking 'on auto' (so MANY tasks did daily before now needed planning and conscious effort/movements; e.g. making a cup of tea & toast at same time SO difficult) so since then IF I can do things in the same (right = should've got HELP/rehab with that coz form bad habits when brain is very plastic!) ways it's less for my brain to try to think about = less exhausting, for me driving (because I've managed to relearn by myself, I'd lost concentration & was maybe dangerous = luckily I realised, so I stopped for a while) so yes: routine helps, it's VERY boring but useful - i eat the same easy foods (which don't upset my damaged guts = ALL my injuries caused by doctors' very serious errors) SO often that as a result I don't enjoy food and have lost my appetite. When things happen (BAD sleep/nightmares & so on) which throw my routine out everything is far more difficult and exhausting. - Fill holes, test & repeat = yes but with the memory problems I now have NEW memories fade really fast unless they're constantly refreshed - unless they are very wonderful. unusual or traumatic = same as for all of us but more so? Some holes (maths) I can't seem to fill, I had good skills in that but now have lost them lots. I remember saying before I was injured that it's very unfair that those diagnosed with dyslexia get extra help/time+ but those who struggle with maths (and other things) don't, I hope this changes and people are allowed and encouraged to pursue things they enjoy and excel at. - Acronyms+ :- I mostly can't remember these now: not enough repetition? I still remember the one for colours in rainbow/prism from when I was a kid but although I thought I'd learned your for brachial plexus I can now only remember parts of is: Robert...Drinks Cold Beer but maybe that'll fade soon because i won't (need to) practice it? I find it often easier to recognise people by their jewellery or teeth or shape rather than their face, bit sometimes I surprise myself and DO recognise people in different clothes ad out of normal context. I try to link person's name (if I remember to, aren't too tired!) with another person with that name or something else = I have to try to pay attention to everything and it's utterly exhausting, if I don't I mess up and answer "yes" when I mean "no" = awful for me and others and if/when I realise I worry until (IF I remember to) try to put it right = stress and I feel like a dumbo. - Be proactive = yes, I have to TRY to but I lose concentration for loads of things but oddly NOT for driving and haven't hit anyone or another vehicle in the 14+ years since my brain injury - though I've hit a low post I couldn't see, a tree (trying to get car closer to it = watching size of space was trying to leave for possible car/space next to me) and a wall = when totally exhausted by silly Post Office machine and too-complicated long-winded task of it and nose/light+ in there. Yes: trying to paraphrase what I think I've learned is good = IF I'm not too tired to remember, try and do - which I often am. Yes: since my brain injury if I don’t re-learn/refresh & practice these new memories fade really badly and fast - some of them, complicated and varies. I’m REALLY sick of being made to repeat stuff by others though, things I find exhausting and feel pointless - it would work far better if it was interesting stuff: money-reward often doesn’t work (I’m lucky: at mo have enough money, though no income) but sometimes does. - Study buddy or group: yes, helps for some things, for me noise & chat/other people/movement/smells/lights are exhausting - on top of bad chairs+ which hurt and travel there and back. For me best on phone: can lie down (though this hurts too) and close my eyes - my eye muscles are weak and hurt (and my two eyes face slightly different ways now and my pupils are stuck small and I see a bit double even with my BAD uncomfy specs and especially the moon has various ghosting, different in each eye and colour slightly different - but described as ;normal’ by silly optician and ‘docs’) so it can be hard to hold them open and people’s faces moving is tiring to watch = NOT avoidance for anything other than brain fatigue and overload! I’ve recently lost pleasure even in my art which used to be a joy and other artists (and everything) inspired me but I’ve lost that, hope it’s temporary… - Tech: yes, need ergonomic & intuitive tech, I was given an i-phone but although I’ve used Macs for 20(?) years I couldn’t get on with it: too heavy, horrid to hold (too square and flat = not hand-shaped, my hands hurt and some joints are now distorted) and screen too small plus I drop loads of things and my old flip-phones never broke - even when dropped on tiles! Need new really ergonomic human-shaped (to hold) unbreakable tech - that’s easy and cheap to fix ourselves! I don’t know if any of this interests you or anyone but I hope doctors and all try to learn about different people's abilities and needs, I’m very very tired (5 hours sleep & bad nightmare last night) so have done my best to keep it brief but that’s almost impossible for me now, often. IF docs had listened to me and believed what I KNEW and weren’t arrogant and rude and had not MADE me sign their stupid form (only ONE side, not allowed to even see or KNOW what was on the other side = SO wrong) - and so many more very seriously sub-standard and extremely dangerous WRONG practices - I wouldn’t have been almost killed in the operating theatre: I woke paralysed and suffocating and ‘died’ and was outside my body) and things like ‘RSI discussed and agreed’ (in my medical records) was a complete lie (and so much more) and IF every medic had asked ME questions, the right ones (and NOT refuse to answer as consultant did in ward round+ next day without ANYONE asking me ANYTHING but just told me to go home = my life-threatening injuries DUMPED), I wouldn’t have lost my health, my job, my friends & family, my home and… = my life as I knew it had gone. So please pass this on, thanks.

[@kunalkokane9066]

This is very important and helpful thank you ❤️

[@DRJUDE]

Thank you Kunal!

[@gracebell618]

thank you! such a help :)

[@DRJUDE]

Glad it helped!

[@opeyemibamigbade8356]

Love ur video presentations. You always hit it right!!!

[@maryambarfei1862]

The habit creation I believe is one of the most effective study habits

[@DRJUDE]

maryam barfei powerful!

[@JunkJournal-s6c]

So grateful for you to share your gems. And thanks for reminding me how important testing is. Preparing for medical entrance examination in India. Love from India

[@FoniLodu]

Thank you So helpful Doctor❤️

[@iliassbeh8574]

thank you very much dr . that was very intersting and rich with very good tips . just i lovet

[@meroedavis8597]

wow you are amazing and inspiring

[@DaveSmith-sb1nd]

Thanks for those key tips. They are very good and helpful to us doctors. I will to look at that book you talked about How to study?

[@DRJUDE]

Dave Smith thanks I’m glad you liked. More to come!

[@hmph7524]

Contrary to "focus on your weaknesses", when wrote 2nd mb - Biochemistry Alternative to practical almost hit me hard because I focused on the calculations which were a lot more difficult than the tests which I found a lot easier, but it was frustrating having to rush through them as the date drew near😭😭😭 ..... I learned to be more grounded on my strengths first before tackling the difficult ones, ......incidentally, no calculations came out, but God in His mercies saw me through ☺

[@aurimjakim431]

Hey man, thanks for video! You're right, agree 100%. Cheers!

[@derc5284]

Nice job! Good vídeo! To me what works the best is learn to teach. Once you can teach you know it Keep the good Job

[@yongndiajimsimbom6695]

Greetings Dr. Jude. Thanks much for your Study Tips. I guess if I should apply them, then they'll be of help actually. I'm a Level 200 Nursing/Midwifery student, but aspiring to be a MD. I hope I'll get more motivation from you, through any Channel possible. God bless you🙏