How to learn eff ectively for Revalida
learn actively and repeat in intervals
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51473/ed.al.v3i1.485Keywords:
Medical education, Review of literature, Performance in examsAbstract
Introduction: Revalida is a two-step test (theoretical and practical) that allows doctors trained abroad, both
Brazilian and foreign, to practice medicine in Brazil, provided they are in good standing with the country.
There are many methods used and studied to better capture any new information that has been learned.
Objective: To review the literature that identifi es the most eff ective learning methods when preparing for
Revalida. Method: The study was based on a systematic review of the literature on the subject. Results and
Discussion: Among the ten methods reviewed in the survey, only two were recommended and classifi ed as
highly useful based on the literature review: practical testing and spaced practice. Conclusion: Based on the
results, it is recommended that the candidate for Revalida draw up a study schedule with periodic and spaced
tests, using as a learning tool, among other materials, questions from previous exams of the contest.
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