How to Organize Med School Knowledge for USMLE Step 1 Success

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In this video, Dr. Philip Tisdall shows medical students how to take what they already know and organize it using his clinical pathophysiology framework. Instead of memorizing disconnected facts, you’ll learn how to structure concepts so they actually stick — a method that leads to stronger recall, deeper understanding, and better performance on the USMLE Step 1 exam. This series is designed to help med students sharpen their thinking, connect the dots, and build exam-ready confidence.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - so how are you feeling about step 1?
01:56 - what are you doing now?
02:52 - how do you learn medicine?
03:43 - why listen to Dr Tisdall?
07:04 - what clinical medicine is built on
07:55 - how is Dr Tisdall's teaching going to be different
09:16 - how to test your own knowledge
10:37 - tying this all back to your Step 1 exam
11:27 - why you should join our community

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