History Taking (2 of 3) - Clinical Skills 101

We've had a great response to our first set of videos, so we're thrilled to hear some of you are finding them helpful! Since then we've had a few requests to put together some extra videos. In particular, some of our first year medical students asked us if we could help with the basics of history taking, so we've put together this playlist of three videos as an introductory guide to the art of history taking. Hope they help!
Welcome to our channel! This series of videos started as a direct response to some of the specific problems that some of our students were having, and initially focussed on head and neck anatomy (which was the course they were studying at the time). However, since then it's received such a great response that we've started receiving requests to put together videos on other topic areas that we teach.
Whether or not you're one of our students, or have just stumbled across our videos by chance, we really hope that you find them useful and if you would like us to cover any other areas (or just want to say hello!) please feel free to contact us at: [e-mail].
Also, if you like the videos, we'd really appreciate it if you hit the "like" button so we know how we're doing!

[@katmed4498]

Your videos are absolutely amazing! I would just add Immunizations somewhere in PMH or as a stand alone, just to keep in mind for pediatric/travel/elderly/people with infectious diseases.

[@ashaali7198]

thanks so much for your help in understanding history taking

[@cardifflego7819]

Thank you so much it was really helpful and I like all your mnemonics!

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Wow,, this is really good and easy to understand..

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