Editorial process
How SuperMed content is made
SuperMed is written by students at the Medical University of Sofia for students sitting the same exams. Every topic goes through the same four steps before anyone studies from it.
- 1
Drafted
A 4th-6th year student who sat the exam writes the topic against the syllabus question exactly as it is worded, so the note answers what is asked rather than everything that could be said.
- 2
Sourced
From the department's own lectures and recommended textbook. The figures are the department's figures where they exist, because those are the ones the examiners know.
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Reviewed
Line by line by a second student with a top mark in the subject. Reviewed means checked for accuracy against the sources, for completeness against the syllabus question, and for anything an examiner would mark down.
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Published
With both names and a date on the topic. Nothing is final: anything that looks wrong can be reported, and it goes back to review.
Practice questions
SuperPrep sets and flashcards are written from the published notes, never from outside them, so a question can only ask what the notes teach. Professor mode marks against reference answers written from the same notes.
What it is, and what it is not
- Exam study support, not clinical guidance. Nothing here is medical advice or should be used to make a decision about a real patient.
- Independent. SuperMed LTD is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced under the supervision of the Medical University of Sofia or any of its departments.
- Correctable. If something looks wrong, write to supermedinfoltd@gmail.com and it goes back for review.
The full terms are in the terms of use.
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