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Provimi i Informatizuar i Mjekësisë · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Internal Medicine

  • Map the Internal Medicine syllabus into a checklist of high-yield topics and mark your baseline confidence for each

  • Draft one-page summary sheets for the top five Internal Medicine presentations (chest pain, dyspnea, fever, abdominal pain, edema)

  • Solve 40 Internal Medicine multiple-choice questions and log every wrong answer with the underlying concept

  • Explain aloud the diagnostic approach to a patient with acute chest pain in under five minutes

Your checkpoint

A dated Internal Medicine topic checklist with baseline confidence scores plus a written error log of at least 40 answered questions

Week 2

Internal Medicine

  • Work through the cardiology and respiratory subtopics on your checklist and write a differential for each major syndrome

  • Build a comparison table of the most commonly tested endocrine and metabolic disorders

  • Answer 60 Internal Medicine questions under timed conditions and reclassify each error as knowledge gap, misreading, or reasoning error

  • Summarize the management principles of the five most common nephrology and gastroenterology conditions in your own words

Your checkpoint

A two-page comparison table for endocrine/metabolic disorders and a categorized timed-test error report

Week 3

Internal Medicine & Pathology and Pathophysiology

  • Review the pathology and pathophysiology mechanisms that underpin the Internal Medicine conditions you studied in weeks 1-2

  • Draw cause-and-effect diagrams linking mechanism to clinical sign for at least ten conditions

  • Complete a 50-question mixed Internal Medicine and Pathology set and annotate each answer with the mechanism involved

  • Recite the pathophysiologic basis of edema, jaundice, and anemia without notes

Your checkpoint

Ten mechanism-to-clinical-sign diagrams plus a completed 50-question mixed set with mechanism annotations

Week 4

Pathology and Pathophysiology & Surgery

  • Consolidate Pathology and Pathophysiology by writing a one-page summary of inflammation, neoplasia, and hemodynamic disorders

  • List the surgical emergencies and their first-line management steps from memory, then verify against a reference

  • Solve 40 Surgery questions and tag each one by the anatomic region involved

  • Explain the preoperative assessment and postoperative complication risks for a general surgical patient

Your checkpoint

A one-page pathology summary plus a verified surgical emergencies quick-reference list

Week 5

Surgery & Obstetrics and Gynecology

  • Complete the Surgery checklist by covering trauma, abdominal, and vascular subtopics with self-written summaries

  • Build a timeline of normal labor and delivery stages with the key decision points at each stage

  • Summarize the major obstetric emergencies and their immediate management in a decision-tree format

  • Answer 50 combined Surgery and Obstetrics/Gynecology questions and review every explanation

Your checkpoint

A one-page labor-and-delivery timeline and an obstetric emergencies decision tree, both self-written

Week 6

Obstetrics and Gynecology & Pediatrics

  • Finish the Gynecology subtopics by writing summaries of common gynecologic presentations and screening recommendations

  • Create an age-banded pediatric milestone and immunization reference sheet

  • Summarize the approach to the febrile infant and the dehydrated child in stepwise form

  • Answer 50 combined Pediatrics and Obstetrics/Gynecology questions and log recurring weak subtopics

Your checkpoint

An age-banded pediatric reference sheet plus a list of your five weakest subtopics across both domains

Week 7

Public Health, Epidemiology and Biostatistics & Pharmacology and Clinical Toxicology & Preclinical and Basic Sciences (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology)

  • Compute and interpret sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and odds ratios on ten practice scenarios

  • Summarize the core epidemiologic study designs and their main biases in a comparison table

  • Write a drug-class summary covering mechanism, key adverse effects, and classic antidotes for the major toxicologic emergencies

  • Recite the anatomy and physiology facts most frequently tested in the basic sciences

  • Answer 50 mixed questions across Public Health, Pharmacology/Toxicology, and basic sciences

Your checkpoint

A completed biostatistics practice worksheet with worked calculations plus a pharmacology/antidote summary table

Week 8

Medical Law, Ethics and Deontology & Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care & Medical Informatics and Health Management

  • Summarize the core principles of medical law, ethics, and deontology, including consent, confidentiality, and professional duty

  • Outline the ABCDE approach and the initial management of shock, arrhythmia, and respiratory failure

  • List the key concepts of medical informatics and health management most likely to be examined

  • Complete two full timed mock exams and analyze errors by domain

  • Build a final one-page revision sheet of the highest-yield facts across all domains

Your checkpoint

Two completed timed mock exams with a domain-by-domain error analysis and a final one-page high-yield revision sheet

Milestones

Week 2: Complete at least 100 Internal Medicine questions with a written error log and a measurable accuracy trend

Week 4: Score at least 60% on a self-administered 50-question mixed set covering Internal Medicine, Pathology, and Surgery

Week 6: Finish self-written summaries for every domain except 8, 10, and 11, and identify your five weakest subtopics

Week 8: Score at least 65% on both full timed mock exams and show improvement over the week-4 check