Medical school might seem exciting to you in the beginning but it can become exhausting later on. In order not to get many burnouts and skip the exhaustion stage you should follow the following work-life balance tips. But before reading the tips remember it's natural to have burnout and achieving a perfect balance is not always feasible. However, the implementation of these tips will help you maintain a healthier work-life balance as a student. What is work-life balance? The meaning of work-life balance is maintaining an equilibrium between professional or work-related responsibilities and personal life including family, leisure activities, and self hygiene or care. Managing and allocating required time and energy to various aspects of professional and personal life is also considered a part of work-life balance. Work-life balance varies from person to person and may involve different strategies based on daily circumstances and goals. Now, let's jump right...
Studying ophthalmology 👀 can be hard and challenging at times. It is far more technical than we realize as medical students or professionals. If you are struggling with ophtha and want to know how to memorize it and which resources to use, keep reading you are at the right place. In this blog post, I will provide all the resources and some incredibly amazing tips to help you ace your ophthalmology class. First, we will have a look at the resources and then the techniques. I have dived the resources into three categories. 1. Textbooks: There are many textbooks used for ophtha but I am mentioning the most common ones. Opthobook Tim Root Practical Opthalmology: A Manual for Beginning Residents Basic Opthalmology by Renu Jogi Rapid Ophthalmology by Zahir Mirza Basic Ophthalmology by Richard A. Harper MD The Wills Eye Manual Mass Eye and Ear Illustrated Manual of Opthalmology Kanski's Clinical Opthalmology Duker Opthalmology BCSC Opthalmology 2. Online Resources: T...