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Candidate Briefings, Patient Briefings and Mark Schemes allows you to role play a real life OSCE exam. It walks you through each station you will encounter– complete with a briefing for the actor playing the patient, a briefing for the student, and a mark scheme and questions to ask for the examiner.
Ideal for OSCE candidates as a clear, compact revision guide, this book will also make a useful day-to-day reference guide for professionals.
Companion to The Unofficial Guide to Passing OSCEs 4e
Provides a step-by-step, practical guide to all OSCE exams and revision
Practice examples of examiner questions, with model answers, to minimise the risk of surprises on the day
Written and reviewed by doctors and senior medical students – practical guidance from those in the know
Facilitates practice in groups of 2-3 as if going through the real exam
References COVID regulations for exams
New matched stations around data interpretation and ophthalmology
Multiple answers to examiner questions in each scenario
New to this edition
References COVID regulations for exams
New matched stations around data interpretation and ophthalmology
Multiple answers to examiner questions in each scenario
Key Features
Companion to The Unofficial Guide to Passing OSCEs 4e
Provides a step-by-step, practical guide to all OSCE exams and revision
Practice examples of examiner questions, with model answers, to minimise the risk of surprises on the day
Written and reviewed by doctors and senior medical students – practical guidance from those in the know
Facilitates practice in groups of 2-3 as if going through the real exam
