I tried to do the long cases for each topic before I started the rotation and found it gave me a great overview of the main things you are asked about.

“The explanation of right and wrong answers really help to understand and memorize much more than just simple good/bad”  

“The website was fast and intuitive, the level of cases was challenging and informative. I loved the step by step guidance of how to manage (and importantly, how not to manage) patients.”

“These cases are fun and still very educational.”

“It helped me understand the order of treating a patient. This system is organized in a way that makes it easy to follow which is very applicable in the real world setting.”

“I just finished all the short cases there and they were terrific! I found them to be on par with questions from NBME exams.”

“It made me realize that jumping to conclusions too quickly is a bad idea. Rather it is better to look at all the evidence and make a conclusive diagnosis based on them.”  

“Very rarely do we get to manage a patient’s treatment entirely and this gives us great exposure to that.”  

“The decision making process. How to approach the problem at every step and with incredible detail. For example, heart failure patient: elevate head of bed, start O2, weigh the patient. These details get lost in rotations. And are just as important as understanding disease progression for example.”