Improve differencial diagnosis skills

[Wpate]

Hi guys I'm searching for ressources to expand my differencial diagnosis skills. Like a website that can list the difference in symptoms (in a form of table, "algorithm" ...) between infections with very common symptoms (like those of the upper respiratory tract)  

And a website with clinical case and question to practice.

 

Or any advise or ressource is appreciated. Thanks 

[shikimate]

try this book: https://blackbook.ucalgary.ca/

for treatment, try this book: Anti-infective Guidelines for Community-acquired Infections 2019 Edition

 

[jb24]

Key to differential diagnosis in my experience is working through categories and trees then building off that framework and filling in the details as you get better and see things repeatedly. It's pretty cool to see it happen. I'm still relatively new in training, but am trying to do this more and more. I think the repetition really helps stuff stick.

This is why I think attendings harp on ... "having an approach to X/Y/Z".... 

[samy]

Pocket medicine helped me a lot as a med student and also as a IM resident. 

[LostLamb]

I liked the DxSaurus app just to help broaden differentials. 

[struggling2getin]

Does anyone know of a resource similar to Calgary black book in terms of going by approaches, but also explores each diagnosis and talks about which presentations are epidemiologically most common?