I've had the idea that a lot of medical training (besides anatomy, chemistry, bio, many other things :-)) was memorizing a big decision tree to evaluate someone, which seems fundamentally different than flash cards. How do you learn that? Family history that pertinent , previous conditions etc.
Re:Whether to Use Anki or SuperMemo
by edwardhusarcik on Sunday November 25, 2018 @07:02PM
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Hi Latteland! I do both. Anki is about the little facts that I want to retain after I understand the bigger picture. In fact, I never use Anki to learn anything and only for retention.
Example flashcard:
- Front: Which race has a higher prevalence of G6PD Deficiency?
- Back: African Americans
How long does it take you to do those 300-1000 cards per day? I'm finding I'm reviewing at about 9s/card lately
Re:Whether to Use Anki or SuperMemo
by edwardhusarcik on Monday November 26, 2018 @03:48AM
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I'm slower than that. It takes up a good portion of my day everyday unfortunately.
As for Supermemo comparison, Anki has been much easier for me to sync / utilize decks offline. I just keep a 24K card deck on my phone and sync it occasionally for a backup then I'm good to go.