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1 Introduction to The Part 2 MRCOG Generic

2 RCOG Core Curriculum

3 Specialist Training & Education Programme
MRCOG Part 2 course 1 2 Full registration Foundation 1 2 Basic Training ARCP Core Log Book 3 4 5 Intermediate Training 6 7 Advanced Training Modules CCT Specialist Register Independent Practice Women’s Health Module PART 1 MRCOG PART 3 MRCOG PART 2 MRCOG Subspecialty 2-3yr July 2014

4 Part 2 MRCOG Paper 1 50 SBAs + 50 EMQs Paper 2 50 SBAs + 50 EMQs

5 Part 2 MRCOG ST3 or above Exit ST5

6 Preparing for the Part 2 MRCOG
Read ; GMC - GMP RCOG Core Curriculum Textbooks Practice Papers Self Recitation Do not be discouraged

7 EMQ Increases validity and coverage of the syllabus without sacrificing reliability

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13 PART 2 MRCOG WRITTEN OSCE MRCOG

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20 WHAT IS AN OSCE? Objective Structured Clinical Examination

21 14 minutes – testing 1 minute – collation of marks

22 10 Stations – Testing 2 Preparotory Stations – Analysis of data 12 Stations in total

23 10 Stations – Testing 2 Preparotory Stations – Analysis of data 12 Stations in total

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27 MARK SHEET OSCE 40 RP A good candidate would cover the following; • Relevant history to cover first pregnancy and main features of this pregnancy including reasons for admission (APH), diagnosis of placenta praevia • General health, allergies, background Marks 2 • Correct information on risks. 0.1% risk of operative mortality • Risks of bleeding, infection, injury to other organs • Potential need for blood transfusion. Asks about any objections. • Possible need for further surgery; B Lynch suture, internal iliac artery ligation, hysterectomy. • Possible need for general anaesthesia • Type of incision • Discusses convalescence • Discusses DVT prophylaxis Marks 8

28 Explains risks of anaesthesia
• Avoids medical jargon Marks 2 • Does not pressurise • Checks retention of key facts • Encourages weighing up of issues • Explores feelings Marks 4 • Correct filling in of consent form; date, names, name of procedure, list of complications, signatures. • Offers copy to patient • Role Player’s marks; 2 – would happily sign form and see this Dr again, 1- would be happy to discuss but not prepared to sign form, 0- no form signing, would not wish to see this Dr again. Total Mark /20:

29 and best wishes for the exam.
THE END Thank you very much. and best wishes for the exam.


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