Swedish study environment offers students a huge resources of literature and an easy way to searching information.
- Almost time we spent was in hospital, but it was able to access internet for reference information everywhere like in the library or in the students' computer room. It was also great to spend spare time to read available books in some private and quiet corner of the library or even borrow book from that.
- I was instructed how to get familiar with and use efficiently the searching system in hospital by enthusiastic staffs working in library from first days and it did support for my studying of medicine in clinic.
Clinical rotation is the best option to promote the clinical skills and gain more knowledge.
- In the course of Obs and Gyn, we had both theoretical classes and skills training ones. I had got a lot of aid from the second since I would know how to gain knowledge and apply the exact knowledge into daily practice (how to deal with a normal delivery, how to communicate with the patients, etc.) without trying to learn by heart. That was the important point making difference because we didn't get as much such aid as we did here in my country.
- Each student was supposed to go with a doctor so that he or she could instruct students about the skills, help students answer the question related to clinic and share their own experience not only about medicine. I had kept asking question everyday and I always got the detailed answers as I expected from my supervisors.