OSCE Cases with Mark Schemes: A Revision Aid for Medical Finals

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Each OSCE station comes with relevant questions covering key learning points such as further investigations, differential diagnosis, management and complications. Ideal for students of all stages Look through the document several times and make sure that all fields are completed with the correct information. The key to OSCE preparation is practice! Our OSCE stations make that easy by providing everything you need, including student, patient and examiner instructions and the answers to commonly asked viva questions. Student instructions Solid state physics Quantum theory Chemical bonds SCIENCE Physics Condensed Matter Física do estado sólido Mecânica quântica

The Viva does not change the level of preparation candidates need to undertake for the test and there are no plans currently to make changes to the published marking criteria. The Viva will not require new or additional learning and will not apply to those candidates that make errors in the test which constitute serious patient safety concerns. As the world ditches office working conditions, the completion of paperwork more and more takes place online. The osce cases with mark schemes a revision aid for medical finals isn’t an exception. Working with it utilizing digital tools is different from doing so in the physical world. Log in to your signNow account. In case you haven’t created it yet, it is possible to be done, using Google or Facebook.

Add the PDF you would like to work with by means of your mobile device camera or cloud storage by choosing the + symbol. Someone at the test centre will also take your photograph for your ID that you need to wear while you're there. I need to update my passport

There won’t be any changes to the number of stations candidates will be asked to sit, but they may be presented with a different clinical scenario or skill which other candidates may not have experienced. A Viva can only be applied once per OSCE exam. It cannot be applied to silent written stations, or to rectify poor technique in a practical skill station. It can be applied by the examiner only when the timer reaches zero and if the examiner recognises an omission within the station time. The Viva involves a question being asked by an examiner, and the candidate will have an opportunity to provide a verbal rectification e.g., that s/he omitted to add a signature to a record. As part of the Viva, candidates are not allowed to amend any records already made and are not permitted to demonstrate clinical skills.Upload the PDF file you need to eSign. Do that by getting it from your internal storage or the cloud.

Enhance your OSCE practice with our collection of virtual patients, available as part of our OSCE Stations subscription. You can take the OSCE a maximum of three times as part of your application, but you need to wait at least 10 days between each sitting. Alternatively, you can join our community chat server and coordinate a group session with some fellow Geeky Medics. 🙌 We’ll search & match you with another user Dual-factor authentication: provides an extra layer of protection and validates other parties identities through additional means, like an SMS or phone call.You can also use our software to study as a group easily by sharing a PIN with friends and assigning them their relevant roles (e.g. examiner, patient, student). OSCE group study practice

Decide on what type of eSignature to create. There are three variants; an uploaded, typed or drawn eSignature. We’ve produced a brief video showing you how you can create your own OSCE stations and then organise them into circuits to share with others. 🙂 On what circumstances would a Viva not be applied? It cannot be applied if a candidate does not demonstrate safety or competence in the station. It will be offered at the first opportunity regardless of if a candidate has failed any stations previously. If your OSCE is in less than seven working days, please call us on 020 7333 6600. Getting your resultThe Code - these are the professional standards that everyone on our register must uphold throughout their practise. You will need to show the test centre your valid passport so that they can verify your identity. This must be the same passport that you provided earlier in your application. A Viva is an opportunity that allows candidates who are performing well to verbally rectify an omission at the end of the station. It is used where a candidate fails to demonstrate their knowledge of one item of the mark scheme and will only be applied during a first attempt examination. It is not currently applied for re-sit exams. Four stations are linked together around a scenario: the APIE (one station for assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation) How will a candidate know if a Viva has been applied? The examiner will ask a question at the end of the station and the candidate will have an opportunity to provide a verbal rectification. Candidates cannot request a Viva; it is applied automatically by the assessor following the process outlined above.