Cinematic Clinical Narratives (CCNs) are an educational approach that transforms clinical cases into engaging, story-driven videos inspired by popular movies or genres. CCNs combine storytelling, mnemonics, and multimedia elements to teach medical concepts in a memorable and entertaining way.
Watch "Twilight: Breaking Clots," our second short film. Learn anticoagulant pharmacology, their adverse effects, and reversal agents through visual mnemonics and carefully crafted storytelling.
Watch "Alien: Parasites Within," our very first short film featuring a thrilling crossover with Medimon. Learn antimalarial drugs, their adverse effects, and treatments for specific malaria species through clever mnemonics woven into the narrative and visuals.
You can also watch the making of video here.
While Alien: Parasites Within is our first CCN short film, the following are "movie" posters for the other CCNs we run during the pre-clerkship pharmacology curriculum.
