The following are some resources to consider:
NEJM Resident 360 Rotation Prep provides useful overviews of more than 30 internal medicine and pediatric rotations, with links to high-yield reviews and research articles, procedure videos, and related podcasts that take a deep dive into key topics. Board review materials like NEJM Knowledge+ , MSKAP, UWORLD , KNOWMEDGE and MEDSTUDY offer different approaches to boards prep and are relevant to your learning as a resident and overall practice as a physician.
MGH White Book is a great internal medicine resource. It guides you through diagnostic and therapeutic considerations for common problems on the wards.
Medical reference apps that you will find useful during residency and beyond include DynaMed, UpToDate, Epocrates, Lexicomp, Sanford Guide, Hopkins Antibiotic Guide, Calculate by QxMD, MDCalc, VisualDx, Read by QxMd, AvoMD, Access Medicine, Hospitalist Handbook, Journal Club, Electronic Preventive Services Selector and Outpatient Medicine Handbook. Don't forget to ask your residents about apps they found most useful.
Online resources include UofL Lecture Series, Strong Medicine, Medcram , Armando Hasudungan, Radiopaedia , edX courses , EM based consults and Mayo clinic shared decision.
Podcasts that may be of interest are Dx the Clinical Problem Solvers, The curious clinicians ,CoreIM, The Curbsiders IM, Freely filtered, The Intern at Work, Morning Report, AFP and Annals on Call
Notion and Evernote are useful for building your own personal reference guide, making study notes and organizing random pearls that you encounter, whether it’s a beautiful flow chart or the code to your conference room.
Todoist is a useful app which helps which organization, and the ability to achieve the S.M.A.R.T goals set during residency training and beyond.