Provimi i Informatizuar i Mjekësisë study plan
Provimi i Informatizuar i Mjekësisë · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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