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NMRCGP Practice Cases: Clinical Skills Assessment

NMRCGP Practice Cases: Clinical Skills Assessment

by RajThakkar (Author), PeterHavelock (Author), Alice Barnes (Author)

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    Paperback 2008

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Synopsis

Closely aligned to the GP curriculum and reflecting the latest format for the RCGP Membership exams, this book offers revision for the Clinical Skills Assessment (CSA) exam, which forms part of the compulsory New MRCGP. It is an evidence-based book, with completely up-to-date references linked to guidelines. It features unique input from Dr Peter Havelock, the creator of the GP Consultation model, upon which the GP curriculum is based. Each case includes case notes, brainstorm areas, candidate and role-player instructions, and tips on what to look out for in the exam. It includes personal insights from a recent CSA candidate, grounding the book in reality, to illustrate how theory can be applied to the exam - and converted to CSA success! It provides 'Online Extras' in the form of 4 video examples of both good and bad scenarios for the CSA, with commentary.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 248
 Publisher: PasTest
Published: 09 Dec 2008
ISBN 10: 1905635524
ISBN 13: 9781905635528

Media Reviews
Fantastic book! A good mix of example cases which really do reflect the exam and useful hints and anecdotes which aid revision. Thoroughly recommended.A Dr Ragu Rajan, GP and recently successful CSA candidate, London This book provides the knowledge to make sitting the CSA stress-free. It also gives a very realistic picture of what the exam is like and helps in preparing it for better.A Dr Satpal Singh Shekhawat, GP Registrar, South Yorkshire South Humber Deanery
Author Bio
Raj Thakkar is a GP partner in Buckinghamshire, and a Hospital Practitioner. Raj is also a freelance writer and GP advisor for several medical magazines. Peter Havelock MBBS, FRCGP graduated from St Mary's, London in 1970 and became a general practitioner in Wooburn Green, Buckinghamshire. He has been involved in teaching for many years, being a trainer, course organiser, RCGP examiner and Associate Director in the Oxford Deanery. His special interest within teaching have been teaching and learning around the Doctor/Patient Consultation. He has been the author of many papers and books about the subject and has run courses for hundreds of trainers and registrars around the UK. Alice Barnes, BSc, BMBS, DCH, DRCOG, nMRCGP graduated from Nottingham Medical School in 2004. Having just completed General Practice training in Buckinghamshire she is currently a Senior Registrar with the Oxford Deanery where she is developing a specialist interest in Family Planning. Her particular area of interest is in teenage sexual and reproductive health.