Dr. David Rosenblum discusses the webinars and podcasts he has created to help doctors do well on board exams. He explains how different medical backgrounds can be deficient in some aspects as it pertains to physiatry. One of many examples he gives is that anesthesiologist may require further education on radiology.
Published on November 14, 2022
Dr. David Rosenblum discusses the webinars and podcasts he has created to help doctors do well on board exams. He explains how different medical backgrounds can be deficient in some aspects as it pertains to physiatry. One of many examples he gives is that anesthesiologist may require further education on radiology. He has created hundreds of questions from current syllabi in several medical specialties, topics that may not have been discussed during their fellowship.
Dr. David Rosenblum discusses the webinars and podcasts he has created to help doctors do well on board exams. He explains how different medical backgrounds can be deficient in some aspects as it pertains to physiatry. One of many examples he gives is that anesthesiologist may require further education on radiology. He has created hundreds of questions from current syllabi in several medical specialties, topics that may not have been discussed during their fellowship.
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