MRCOG Final Preparation: Part 2 Written And OSCE
MRCOG FinalPreparation:Part 2 Writtenand OSCEConsecutive2–4 July 2015DURATION3 DAYLOCATIONHONG KONG
OverviewThis three day course is divided into a two day written course for up to 40candidates followed by a separate one day OSCE course for a maximum of20 candidates. The written course focuses on the practice of obstetrics andgynaecology within the NHS, lectures on examination technique andpractice examinations. The candidates will have two papers each containing50 SBAs and 50 EMQs to reflect the new format and will receive feedbackabout their answers.The one day OSCE course focuses on examination technique andcommunication skills. The candidates will do two mock OSCE circuits,once as the candidate and once as an observer. The OSCE circuit has 10stations, 2 preparatory and 8 active stations hence the course is limited to20 candidates.This course is ideally suited to candidates who are “exam ready” in theirknowledge skills and competencies. This course is intended tocomplement your local training programme and therefore focuses purelyon exam technique and practice and doesn’t include lectures on coreclinical knowledge and skills. The course is limited to 20 candidates toensure that they all have practice OSCE experience with individualisedfeedback.VenueFunction Room, 2/F., Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Jockey ClubBuilding, 99 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong KongCourse OrganiserDr Leung Wing CheongInternational Convenors of the Part 2 MRCOGRevision CourseMr John Duthie FRCOG, BlackpoolMr Mohsen Iskander FRCOG, SouthportFor more information and to book:Contact: Ms WinnieTel: (852) 2871 8700Email: admin@hkcog.org.hkPart 2 Written andOSCE ConsecutiveDURATION3 DAYSCOST(Non HKCOGregistered trainees)8000 HKDCOST(HKCOG registeredtrainees)4000 HKDPart 2 Written onlyDURATION2 DAYSCOST(Non HKCOGregistered trainees)6000 HKDCOST(HKCOG registeredtrainees)3000 HKD
PROGRAMMEDay OneWritten Course8.30amREGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS8.45amWelcome and Introduction9.00amIntroduction to Part 2 MRCOG examination10.00amPaper 1 – EMQ & SBA1.00pmLUNCH1.45pmFeedback Paper 13.00pmREFRESHMENTS3.15pmCommunication skills for the OSCE4.00pmSmall group discussion; Audit, Risk management, Consent, Complaints5.00pmQ&A, Review of the day and feedback5.30pmCLOSE
Day two8.00amREFRESHMENTS8.30amPaper 2 EMQ & SBA11.30amREFRESHMENTS11.45amFeedback Paper 21.00pmLUNCH1.30pmIntroduction to OSCE2.00pmConsent, ethics and law in the UK2.30pmRisk management3.00pmOne minute speech4.00pmThe NHS and training in the UK4.30pmOSCE special topics5.30pmCLOSE
Day threeOSCE circuits8.00amREFRESHMENTS8.30amIntroduction to the OSCE9.00amOSCE circuit 111.30amREFRESHMENTS11.45amOSCE discussion and feedback12.30pmLUNCH1.30pmIntroduction and briefing to local examiners2.30pmOSCE 25.00pmREFRESHMENTS5.15pmOSCE 2 feedback and final review of course6.00pmCLOSERegistered Charity No 213280
Don’t forget the Trainees’ RegisterTake full advantage of the Trainees’ Register, not only does it help you take the next step in getting yourMembership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, it also offers a range of tools that suitsevery learning style. Benefits of joining include;Free access to StratOG, the RCOG’s online learning resource 96 Core Training eTutorials covering UK specific topics to aid your preparation for the MRCOGexaminations Over 5,000 practice EMQs and MCQs Dynamic resource constantly being updatedQuarterly mailing of The Obstetrician & Gynaecologist (TOG) journal Regular features: expert reviews, educational articles, clinical governance papers, tips and techniques, andUKOSS updates CPD questions for review articles, RCOG guidance and BJOG articles - ideal for exam revision Access back issues onlineAccess to eJournals, eBooks, document delivery and research services 70 electronic journals and textbooks through the RCOG website Articles from other journals held in the College’s extensive print collection can be supplied at reduced ratesof 3 per article Literature search and general enquiry serviceSpecial rates for BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (more than 50% off the standard subscriptionprice) RCOG Conferences and Courses Cambridge University Press Academic titles – 20% discount for registered trainees including booksdeveloped in partnership with the RCOG to help you prepare for the MRCOG examRegular RCOG Communications Trainees Toolbox: RCOG recommended resources for trainees at all levels Dedicated area of the RCOG website specifically designed to meet your needs Email on educational updates through TROG Newsletter Access to our main LinkedIn Group and regional subgroupsNOT ON THE TRAINEES’ REGISTER?WHY NOT JOIN FOR A FEE OF ONLY 88 ng/trainee-registration/
3.00pm 3.15pm 4.00pm 5.00pm 5.30pm REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS Welcome and Introduction Introduction to Part 2 MRCOG examination Paper 1 – EMQ & SBA LUNCH Feedback Paper 1 REFRESHMENTS Communication skills for the OSCE Small group discussion; Audit, Risk management, Consent, Complaints
Books Part 1 MRCOG Part 2 MRCOG Part 3 MRCOG Examinations Meetings Ed Resources Examination & Assessment Committee DRCOG Exam Exam revision courses eLearning DRCOG Examinations Meetings Ed Resources Examination & Assessment Committee CPD Frame
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