This is amazing advice that should be taken into account. However, there is NO SUBSTITUTE for reading hundreds of scholarly articles; practice is essential just like with anything else
No doubt! I'll be using this as a solid guideline with the intention to progressively implement my own personal methods and techniques. I will be starting the professional level courses in Neuroscience this next semester and I'm anxious yet very excited. Very thankful for Dr. Kevin Jubbal's series of videos and newsletters.
This video is great! I just really wished that a video like this were present back before I blindly started on appraising research articles during my first year.
Hello! I’m a freshman at my local community college and it’s my dream to be a psychiatrist. For the next “So You Want To Be..” video could you possibly show the steps and explanation of becoming a psychiatrist? It would be much appreciated :)
Btw, at 12:38, you say "we failed to reject the null hypothesis even when it was true" when referring to a type I error. Considering the table is correct, I think you meant to just say we incorrectly reject the null hypothesis in a type I error. gr8 video tho
Another thank you to you! We have to read different abstract papers everyday and make our own sesearch paper out of it in 2 hours. It's so hard. Thanks so much for the tip.
Hi! Could you please do a video about interventional radiology? I’m interested in it as a possible career path but cannot find out what specific types of surgeries/procedures they get involved in or how invasive these are. Thanks!
Can you do a stomatology Vs dentistry video? MD/DOvs DDS/DMD I assume? I have no idea and have never heard anyone applying or matching into the residency. Would really shed some light on the field
Great video, thank you for creating it! It's really spot on. Do you have any favorite books or sites (Other than the nerd safari) where I could deepen the knowledge on understanding research. There is a ton on statistics so that is covered but the various types of studies etc. Would be interesting in looking into those more deeply. Many thanks! :)
AIIMS would love to have Med School Insiders enter the Indian market through our annual festival if you're interested. There are plenty of students preparing for USMLE who are interested but unaware. - an organizer of the fest at AIIMS
Please some information about neet(entrance exam in India). An Indian followers request to u Dr. And also some trick to study fast and effective with great understanding.
Could you do a video of how to land a top tier research position in either undergraduate in college or in medical school
Thank You!! That was a semester of stats recapped in 15 minutes!
Literally LOL
This is amazing advice that should be taken into account. However, there is NO SUBSTITUTE for reading hundreds of scholarly articles; practice is essential just like with anything else
No doubt! I'll be using this as a solid guideline with the intention to progressively implement my own personal methods and techniques. I will be starting the professional level courses in Neuroscience this next semester and I'm anxious yet very excited. Very thankful for Dr. Kevin Jubbal's series of videos and newsletters.
This video is great! I just really wished that a video like this were present back before I blindly started on appraising research articles during my first year.
I’ve been wanting to up my research game. This was helpful, thanks!
Welcome
OMG you do read our comments. Thank you so much for this video!!!!
Hello! I’m a freshman at my local community college and it’s my dream to be a psychiatrist. For the next “So You Want To Be..” video could you possibly show the steps and explanation of becoming a psychiatrist? It would be much appreciated :)
Btw, at 12:38, you say "we failed to reject the null hypothesis even when it was true" when referring to a type I error. Considering the table is correct, I think you meant to just say we incorrectly reject the null hypothesis in a type I error. gr8 video tho
Another thank you to you! We have to read different abstract papers everyday and make our own sesearch paper out of it in 2 hours. It's so hard. Thanks so much for the tip.
Great video! Wish I looked into videos like these when I first got into research. Even helpful now years later🙌🙌
Can you make a series on how to do research? E.g how to do lit reviews, statistical analysis, the common pitfalls and shortcuts? Thanks!
Dr. Jubbal, can a person with hyperhydrosis be a doctor? Thank you for your answer.
Your channel is amazing!
I just started my pre-med and research journey and wish I saw this sooner.
Thanks so much for this!
lol my lectures related to this topic add up to hours and you summed up the important stuff in minutes
I can't thank you enough!
this channel is great
Hi! Could you please do a video about interventional radiology? I’m interested in it as a possible career path but cannot find out what specific types of surgeries/procedures they get involved in or how invasive these are. Thanks!
This video is perfect!
Can you do a stomatology Vs dentistry video? MD/DOvs DDS/DMD I assume? I have no idea and have never heard anyone applying or matching into the residency. Would really shed some light on the field
A summary of my AP stats class and what was on the AP exam
Hi, could you make a video on some tips for non-US IMGs?
When do we get the video "so you want to be a neurosurgeon"????
Could you please make a video about how to effectively search on pubmed.com?
Great video, thank you for creating it! It's really spot on. Do you have any favorite books or sites (Other than the nerd safari) where I could deepen the knowledge on understanding research. There is a ton on statistics so that is covered but the various types of studies etc. Would be interesting in looking into those more deeply. Many thanks! :)
what research books can you recommend?
Can you please do more videos about gynecologist
AIIMS would love to have Med School Insiders enter the Indian market through our annual festival if you're interested. There are plenty of students preparing for USMLE who are interested but unaware.
- an organizer of the fest at AIIMS
In which country is there an "e" in developing?
Ey! You never accept a hypotheses. You either reject or fail to reject it.
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So you want to be a “anaesthesiologist
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Please some information about neet(entrance exam in India).
An Indian followers request to u Dr.
And also some trick to study fast and effective with great understanding.
5:40 Uh he looks like he's getting some sort of jollies thinking of this...uhm...
lol this video has a low viewer count. to me, it somewhat indicates how much people care about research. They just want it to look good on their app.
Fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice shame on you.
First!
i think this is for science engineering department student not medical department
too much info, I'm critically hit
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