Internal Medicine: Physical Examination (PE)

Dedicated to helping develop the skills of trainees (students and residents) in advanced physical diagnosis techniques and their application to patient care by demonstrating how to conduct attending rounds that include bedside teaching. From the University of Washington Department of Medicine.

From the College of Human Medicine, Michigan State University.

This program from the College of Medicine at the University of Florida is designed as an aid to demonstrate acceptable technique expected of the first year medical student.

These videos are used for the Patient, Doctor and Society (PDS) course at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. PDS is a four-semester course, focusing on biological, psychological and social aspects of patient centered care. The course teaches communication skills, physical examination, evidence-based medicine, professionalism and health care in society.

A comprehensive physical examination and clinical education site for medical students and other health care professionals from the University of California, San Diego.

This video collection from UConn Health was prepared to help medical students, other healthcare professionals, and patient/instructors to learn and model some of the most common, basic, and at the same time, fundamental clinical skills. The site is divided into the following sections: Master Interview Rating Scale (MIRS); History Module; Dental Communication Learning; and Behavioral Counseling Learning Modules.

From the Loyola University Medical Education Network.

The Stanford Medicine 25 consists of hands-on sessions and online content to teach the bedside physical exam to students, residents and faculty and promote the culture of bedside medicine.