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The final year Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) test a broad range of practical skills, knowledge, examination technique and communication abilities, and can be a daunting prospect.
The Easy Guide to OSCEs for Final Year Medical Students covers, in a self-assessment format, over 99 sample OSCE stations including the standard history, examination and general skills stations. This edition includes additional commonly examined cases and instruction on how to interpret a paper.
With newly created colour illustrations and clinical photographs, the clear layout and easy-to-read style prepares students for the examination environment and focuses on the specific areas and responses examiners look for.
The step-by-step guide provided for each OSCE station includes techniques on how to pass, what to say, what to ask for and what to do. It is an invaluable guide to all those preparing for the OSCEs.
Muhammed Akunjee (Author)
Muhammed Akunjee, MBBS, MRCGP (distinc.), PgCert (Diabetes), PgCert (MedEd), is currently a GP Principal and GP Appraiser in North London. He is a CCG Board Member for Haringey and has examined OSCEs at Imperial College medical school.
Nazmul Akunjee had completed his GP vocational training in 2011 and is currently a GP Principal. He qualified from GKT medical school in 2005 and is currently actively engaged in teaching medical students and preparing them for their exams. He has also published a number of articles related to examination skills in OSCEs.
Since qualifying he has been involved in 1-2-1 private MRCGP coaching as well as group tuition with GP registrars. He completed the London Deanery’s, Introduction to Teaching in Primary care course in June 2011.
Nazmul Akunjee is also the GP clinical lead for the south east collaborative of Haringey for the NHS Primary Care Strategy. This involves helping setup new services and working towards improving standards across GP practices in the borough.
Other Authors
Nazmul Akunjee, MBBS, MRCGP, is a GP partner at West Green Surgery and IT Lead for NHS Haringey CCG. He too is a GP appraiser and has examined for UCL medical school OSCEs.
Dominic Pimenta, MBBS, is a Core Medical Trainee at UCL Hospital. He is currently running local and national medical student teaching alongside clinical research in infectious disease and cardiology.
Dilsan Yilmaz, MBBS, MRCS, is an Academic Clinical Fellow in General Surgery based at The Royal London. She is involved in national medical student teaching programmes and is studying for a master’s degree in medical education at the RCP.
Table of Contents
Below is the complete table of contents offered inside The Easy Guide to OSCEs PDF:
- HISTORY TAKING
- EXAMINATIONS
- CLINICAL SKILLS
- MANAGEMENT OF THE ACUTELY UNWELL PATIENT
- PRESCRIBING
- COMMUNICATION SKILLS
- DATA INTERPRETATION
- EVIDENCE APPRAISAL
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