This Part 3 One day Intensive Course will give delegates a unique opportunity to practice and rehearse the clinical tasks set down in the new MRCOG Part 3 oral examination. There will be two different circuits with unique hidden agendas covering all 14 core modules and all 5 domains, each with 14 active stations where you will receive individual feedback after each of the tasks from the examiners, some of which will use local role players and lay examiners.
It is a MUST Last minute revision to fine tune your final performance.
We will have 28 stations running in two circuits. If 14 or less people register then all candidates will be active in both circuits. If more than 14 candidates register, then few candidates will have a chance to be active in both circuits depending on lucky draw. One station will record your video for future improvement, which will be provided.
After the examination, we plan to send the delegates a feedback survey to help maintain and improve the quality of this course for the future. It is very important to us that all the delegates to complete and return this survey.
Places on this course are strictly limited to 28 and will be allocated on a ‘first-come-first-serve’ basis.
Before attending the course be: Read your 14 core curriculum, StratOG, Green-top guidelines, Scientific Impact Papers, Consent Advice, Good Practice, TOG, & BJOG. Read Ed Neale’s book on Part 3- “Part 3 MRCOG, Your Essential Revision Guide” Lisa Joels & Edmund Neale” which you can buy from RCOG College web site and be very versed with the examination process.
- Learning objectives
- To practice the actual format of the MRCOG Part 3 examination
- To reproduce the components parts of the blueprint matrix of the MRCOG Part 3
- To relate the five clinical skills domains to clinical situations from the 14 modules of the MRCOG Part 3 Syllabus at an ST5 level of competence
- To identify personal strengths and weaknesses in the clinical skills domains exposed during the course, identify good and unsatisfactory performances
- To reflect on how to improve individual performances prior to the examination
- Who should attend?
- Candidates who have passed the MRCOG Part 2 written examination and plan to sit the coming MRCOG Part 3 Examination
- Must do for Candidates who do not have an actual experience of performing in an Exam Based Settings.
- After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Gain familiarity with the new format of the part 2 MRCOG written papers
Understand the standard of the required knowledge
Understand core O&G topics in relation to UK practice
Understand training within the NHS - Dates
- 28th October 2019
- Total Seats :
- 28 Limited Seats only. No spot Registration.
- Venue :
- Sant Parmanand Hospital 18 Sham Nath Marg, Civil Lines Delhi 110054, INDIA
- Organizing Chairperson
- Dr Nirmala Agarwal, FRCOG (UK)
- Dr Arbinder Dang (MRCOG)
- UK Conveners
- Dr Shelly Arora
- Dr Shweta Gupta
- For online Payment: Click here
- For Offline Payment: Download Registration form
- Bank Transfer or Demand Draft must be made in favour of “Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists N Z India” payable at New Delhi. (cheques not accepted)
- Registration request along with Demand Draft to be posted to the Secretariat mailing addresses as given below.
Mailing Address: RCOG North Zone Office
OT Complex 3rd Floor Sant Parmanand Hospital, 18 Shamnath Marg, Civil Lines Delhi-110054
Mob No: +91 9716801190 / 9810116623
E Mail: rcoz_nz2012@yahoo.com / rcognz2017@gmail.com - There will be no refunds on cancellation.
High yield Question & Answer pattern for perfect revision
Application of tips & tricks to EMQs & SBAs to tackle exam paper
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Date: Sunday 1st March, 2020
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Date: Feb 2020
This Part 3 Practical Course will give delegates a unique opportunity to practise and rehearse the clinical tasks set down in the new MRCOG Part 3 oral examination.
Date: To be announced later
