How to Answer Any MMI Question (Medical School Interviews)

In Medical school interviews (Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) especially) you can be asked so many different things. I break down two approaches that work well for answering Ethical, Situational and Personal questions.
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Time Stamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:43 Approaching Ethical & Situational Questions
7:30 Approaching Personal Questions
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Summary:
Framework for ethical scenarios:
(1) restate problem
(2) explain a few decisions and who it concerns/affects
(3) summarize highlights of potential solutions + your final answer
Framework for personal questions: prepare a list of specific experiences.
(1) Situation - provide specific context of conflict
(2) Task - your goal
(3) Action - what you did specifically
(4) Result - reflect on outcome, self-improvement

[@armin7855]

Very useful ! Thanks for making the video.

[@rudrapandya2603]

This was great information, thanks Dani!

[@DaniKilani]

No worries Rudra, glad to hear it was helpful!!

[@graysongael9893]

I guess I'm quite off topic but do anybody know of a good place to watch new series online?

[@user-ql8px8ji4k]

Why is it beneficial to go over the potential decisions, wouldn't it be more effective to identify the stakeholders and what is at risk, and then spend more time explaining your ultimate decision in that context?