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"Medical Reel brings together reliable, informative videos for medical students, physicians, surgeons, medical staff and patients. Take a look around and enjoy the Reel."

See also: www.YouTube.com/medicaleducation

Great Site ,, Thanks

Clinical Skills Online is a St George's Medical School, London, project that developed a series of clinical skills videos which can be used freely for educational pruposes and are made available under the creative commons licence.

A helpful YoutTube video giving an overview of bookmarking ont he web and how this can help you organise and annoate web content and then share it with others or keep it private.

This site at the University of Virginia has links to a number of physical examination videos. These are Quicktime files so you will need the Quuicktime player to run them. These can be used in education under the Creative Commons Licence. University of Virginia have had these resources peer reviewed by MedEd Portal.

St Georges School of Mediine London's YouTube channel which includes videos on clinical skills

Lots of radiology videos

"The NHS is one of Britain's largest contributors to our carbon footprint. The BMJ has commissioned a video about the impact of climate change on babies born today, and how the NHS can reduce its carbon footprint. "

Online videos of medical procedures

A tool for commenting on student produced video

Series of short video tutorials covering topics like immunology and neuro anatomy.

Series of videos on Aboriginal perspectives of death

"I*CARE offers free online CME credit through video courses that focus on patient-doctor communication. CME Certificates will be provided within 10 business days of completion."

" These video lectures include explanations of the physiology and pathophysiology of the major body systems."

"The information and video below gives valuable insight into what is bullying, harassment and undermining behaviour and how these issues can be constructively dealt with. In itself this educational tool, although helpful, will not make change happen. This material would be best used as part of a wider learning experience where individuals can make sense of the issues and reflect on their own experience, attitude and behaviour."

Videos from the Canadian Colleges of Medical Education conference

"As a medical student, I can certainly say that I probably don't know nearly as much physical exam technique as Sir William Osler taught his students - so I need an app for that! iOrtho+ is an app that has descriptions and videos of musculoskeletal physical exams for those of us who have a lot of physical examination skills to learn."

Various videos about teaching online