Myanmar MMLE study plan

Map the General Medicine syllabus into a one-page checklist of high-yield presentations (acute febrile illness, respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine, renal, neurology) and mark confidence levels for each

Build a spaced-repetition deck of at least 150 items covering first-line management of common adult presentations seen in Myanmar practice

Outline the Public Health syllabus by sub-area (epidemiology, biostatistics, health systems, communicable disease control, environmental and occupational health) and list the formulas to memorise

Solve 40 mixed General Medicine and Public Health single-best-answer questions under timed conditions and log every error with its cause

Review the full General Medicine checklist and rewrite each weak topic as a one-line clinical action statement

Work through 60 epidemiological calculations (incidence, prevalence, relative risk, attributable risk, sensitivity and specificity, predictive values) without notes

Summarise national priority programmes (tuberculosis, malaria, dengue, HIV, immunisation, maternal and child health) into a single comparison table of case definition, first-line response, and notification requirement

Complete one 60-question timed block split evenly between General Medicine and Public Health and review each wrong answer against a reference text

Revise General Medicine weak areas identified in weeks 1 and 2 and convert them into 20 case-based flashcards

Build a Surgery checklist covering general surgery, trauma and resuscitation, orthopaedics, urology, and burns

Draft a decision algorithm for the acute abdomen and for shock resuscitation, including fluid, antibiotic, and referral thresholds

Practise interpreting 30 laboratory and imaging descriptions in text form (full blood count, electrolytes, urinalysis, plain radiograph findings) and state the next step for each

Memorise the Surgery checklist and recite the indications, contraindications, and complications of the ten most commonly tested operations

Build an Obstetrics and Gynaecology checklist covering antenatal care, labour and delivery, obstetric emergencies, gynaecological infections, and contraception

Write management pathways for postpartum haemorrhage, pre-eclampsia and eclampsia, and obstructed labour with referral triggers

Complete a 100-question mixed Surgery and Obstetrics and Gynaecology timed test and classify every error as knowledge, reasoning, or reading fault

Revise weak Surgery topics from week 4 and reduce the error log by at least half

Build a Paediatrics checklist covering neonatal care, growth and development, immunisation, diarrhoeal disease, acute respiratory infection, and malnutrition

Write weight-based dosing and fluid calculation drills for children, including oral rehydration and maintenance fluids

Summarise integrated management of childhood illness danger signs into a one-page triage sheet

Revise the full Paediatrics checklist and convert each weak area into a short case vignette with a single best answer

Apply biostatistics to study design questions by working through 40 items on bias, confounding, sampling, and screening

Draft answers to 10 short-essay public health prompts on outbreak investigation, health education, and health service management

Complete a 100-question mixed Paediatrics and Public Health timed test and log errors by domain

Run two full-length mixed mock examinations under strict timing and record the score for each domain

Re-audit the error log across all five domains and rank the ten weakest topics for final revision

Rewrite each of the ten weakest topics into a one-page summary sheet in your own words

Rehearse rapid recall of emergency protocols (resuscitation, obstetric haemorrhage, paediatric dehydration, notifiable disease response) in three timed five-minute sessions

Review only the ten revision summaries and the error log, avoiding new material

Sit one final full-length mock examination and confirm each domain score is at or above your target

Practise exam-day logistics: question pacing, flagging strategy, and a plan for guessing on unknown items

Consolidate a single pre-exam sheet of formulas, drug doses, and referral thresholds for last-day reading