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Contents 1 Year 1 2 Year 2 3 Year 3 4 Graduate and MPH courses 5 Student Groups 6 General resources for Students of Medicine 6.1 Clinical Quick Reference Sheets 6.2 Other resources 7 Help! Getting started with a wiki 8 Wikis in Medicine

Year 1

• Gross Anatomy, Imaging & Embryology
• Cell Structure & Function
• SPH: Systems, Processes and Homeostasis
• BBOD: Biological Basis of Disease
• PCM I: Principles of Clinical Medicine

Year 2

• Circulation
• Metabolism
• Neuroscience & Behavior
• Human Growth & Development
• Blood
• Principles in Clinical Medicine Year 2

Year 3

• The third year wiki describes what to expect in various placements and tips for success. The wiki describes differences between different placement sites.
• This is the OHSU info page for third year.
• Internal Medicine
• Surgery
• Pediatrics
• OB/GYN
• Family Medicine
• Rural Rotation
• Psychiatry
• AmIon? Lists all the residents/attendings currently on shift in each dept (pw: ohsu)

Graduate and MPH courses

• PMCB Conjoint courses includes CONJ661, CONJ662, CONJ663, and CONJ664
• Advanced Virology

Student Groups

• Alphabetical List of all Interest Groups on campus
• AMSA OHSU chapter American Medical Student Association
• Business in Medicine elective
• FMIG Page Family Medicine Interest Group
• HPIG Health Policy Interest Group
• MedTech page
• Med13 Class Page
• Med14 Class Page
• Med15 Class Page
• National Primary Care Week 2010
• OHSUNIG Page Neurology Interest Group
• Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP)
• PsychIG Psychiatry Interest Group
• SIG Page Surgery Interest Group
• StudentSpeak OHSU StudentSpeak blog

• We provide space and hosting for student groups. And we run fundraisers for student groups from time to time. Contact the webmaster for more info or to propose a collaboration.

General resources for Students of Medicine

• USMLE Step 1 Links & Resources

Clinical Quick Reference Sheets

• Internal Medicine History & Physical - a 1 page trifold guide to taking a history and physical. A great cheat sheet for preceptorships (Level MS1/MS2)
• Family Medicine Reference Cards- provide a framework for asking pertinent questions based on patient diagnoses for family medicine preceptorships.
• OSCE Exam Quick Reference Guide - jog your memory with this 3 page document. compiled from PCM videos/handouts of all physical exams.
• Medical Spanish dictionary & atlas - words, phrases, and common clinical questions. the last few pages label body parts in Spanish.
• Quick reference - HTN management - hypertension pocket sheet from U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES.
• Gay Men's Health Care Card (AMSA)
• Lesbian Health Care Card (AMSA)
• Transgender Health Care Card (AMSA)

Other resources

• Grades - what they mean, how they're distributed, when they matter.
• Check Your Course Grades, including exam scores
• Write Your Course Evaluations
• ISIS Login for Transcripts, Tuition Bills
• Sakai Course Pages
• Official Med13 Google Calendar
• Official Med14 Google Calendar
• Academic Calendar SoM 2011-2012
• MS1 2011-2012 Academic Calendar
• MS2 2010-2011 Academic Calendar
• 2011-2012 Financial Aid Calendar
• SOM Current Students Page
• Sage Book MS1
• Sage Book MS2
• Set up your laptop, iPod, or iPhone for private OHSU WiFi
• Recommended iPod / iPhone applications
• Portland Study Spots - Includes recommended libraries and coffee shops around the city

Help! Getting started with a wiki

• This isn't an ordinary webpage. Anyone can view, edit, or write a completely new page. Join up and request an account.
• See the Help Page for instructions, tips, and hints

Wikis in Medicine

You've heard about Wikipedia. Wikis have been around a while and are increasingly becoming used by specialized communities in medicine to communicate and learn. Here are some examples of the technology in practice:

• Medpedia.com Connecting people and information to advance medicine
• News feature in Nature Medicine or [1]
• WikiMD
• Ganfyd - The free medical knowledge base that anyone can read and any registered medical practitioner may edit. Ganfyd is a collaborative medical reference by medical professionals and invited non-medical experts. The site is based around the wiki format, enabling true sharing of knowledge.
• Openwetware MIT created site for research scientists
• WikiTest Prep for USMLE a site by Albert Einstein medical students