iClinical® Learning Resources
iClinical® is a medical learning initiative, created to assist healthcare education in key clinical topics. Our collection of educational resources is designed to help those of you involved in the delivery of patient care achieve the best learning experience from your existing clinical exposure, whilst also being an excellent preparatory and revision aid for important topics.
The majority of iClinical® resources listed below are openly available as free-to-download mobile apps. Select the link below to visit the iClinical® website.
This resource strives to engage and develop fundamental understanding of human anatomy. The multimodal approach to the series integrates operative technique video, radiological imaging and 3D animation to offer our students an insight into the clinical application of their learning.
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A visual overview is presented of core patient examinations undertaken in authentic clinical environments. With precise demonstrations of correct examination technique, the series details significant aspects of the distinctive systems within the body.
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Clinical skills procedures are clearly described in this series of 35 videos that are designed to enhance understanding of performing a range of technical processes in a clinical environment. Each video is accompanied by multiple choice tests to consolidate knowledge.
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Focused History Taking is a digital learning resource that promotes active learning and the application of knowledge. It includes self-paced modules, providing the flexibility to revisit content and reinforce specific topics as needed.
The resource is designed to support and align with traditional medical education methods and deepen your understanding and learning experiences in clinical settings.
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This video features a segment from the Focused History Taking module, highlighting the interaction between a doctor and a patient experiencing chest pain.
The MBChB lecture programme for third-year undergraduate medical students is a core aspect of the hospital placement experience.
The introduction of the Lecture Series allows students the option to access structured lecture teaching remotely. The impact and the surge in remote learning resulted in fewer opportunities for face-to-face lecture-based teaching and has reinforced the demand for a wider scope of digital lecture resources.
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The Lecture Series comprises more than 50 topics spanning the first and second semesters of the third year hospital placement programme. All lectures are validated by clinicians from the relevant clinical specialty. Currently exclusively available to Teaching Academy medical students.
Designed to complement and enhance the fifth year acutely ill patient (AIP) programme for undergraduate medical students.
This resource provides an immersive learning experience that aims to help you develop an understanding of how to approach various acute clinical presentations. The format urges you to make choices in order to progress through a given scenario, prompting responses to information presented to decide on the best method of treatment for a particular patient’s condition.
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OpSight provides a detailed visual insight of common surgical skills and procedures, and is designed to help students gain a better understanding before and after attending theatre sessions. Videos, supporting notes and multiple choice questions allow students to consolidate the knowledge they gain from their surgical exposure.
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How to access our latest iClinical® learning resources
Our iClinical® content is easily accessible by all our Academy medical students. Access to the DGFT Medical Education Platform is done by logging into this website.