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Most people think the most effective way to learn is to study, study, study, test. However, research suggests the best path to long term retention of information is study, then test, test, test.
We have rebuilt our curriculum from the ground up around these principles: testing (what do you know, and how well do you know it?), spacing (seeing the same things over time), and interleaving (seeing different things at the same time).
During the Long Block year, our board review program consists of ten 30-40-question board-like examinations created by our faculty. Each exam is followed by a discussion session that focuses on your medical knowledge and testing technique.
Our goal is to help you improve your knowledge across a wide spectrum of internal medicine topics and improve your performance on the Internal Medicine In-Training Examination (ITE) and the American Board of Internal Medicine Certification Examination (ABIM-CE).
Since starting this program, our residents' average individual ITE scores have increased significantly -- our most recent graduating classes 2017-22) have scored in the 86th, 89th, 93rd, and 91st,a nd 91st percentiles over the past three years.
In addition, our American Board of Internal Medicine Pass Rates are among the top in the nation.
Department of Internal Medicine231 Albert Sabin WayMedical Sciences Building Room 6058PO Box 670557Cincinnati, OH 45267-0557Fax: 513-558-3878 Email: ucintmed@ucmail.uc.edu