How to Pass the RACP Written and Clinical Exams: The Insider's Guide - Softcover

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About the Editors
Zoë Raos is a gastroenterologist and general physician at North Shore Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand. She is a current RACP Examiner.

Cheryl Johnson is a geriatrician at North Shore Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand. She is a current RACP Examiner.

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Surviving the journey through the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) examinations requires grit, courage and hard work. The second edition of How To Pass the RACP Written and Clinical Exams is fully updated to help candidates – and those who teach them – dig deep to maximise their chances of success.

This insider's guide takes the candidate through the whole process, from preparing for the Written Exam, through to presenting short and long cases in the Clinical Exam. The authors' experiences are combined with tips from recent candidates, wisdom from RACP examiners and advice from specialist contributors. Additional chapters for post-exam registrars and supervisors include career planning, providing feedback, preparing for interviews, and organising the Clinical Exam.

As well as comprehensive guidance for adult medicine candidates, this new edition includes 'Paeds Points' for paediatrics trainees.

Containing a wealth of information, pearls of wisdom, real-life examples and practical advice, this light-hearted insider's guide makes the path through the grueling RACP exams far easier.

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Surviving the journey through the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) examinations requires grit, courage and hard work. The second edition of How To Pass the RACP Written and Clinical Exams is fully updated to help candidates – and those who teach them – dig deep to maximise their chances of success.

This insider's guide takes the candidate through the whole process, from preparing for the Written Exam, through to presenting short and long cases in the Clinical Exam. The authors' experiences are combined with tips from recent candidates, wisdom from RACP examiners and advice from specialist contributors. Additional chapters for post-exam registrars and supervisors include career planning, providing feedback, preparing for interviews, and organising the Clinical Exam.

As well as comprehensive guidance for adult medicine candidates, this new edition includes 'Paeds Points' for paediatrics trainees.

Containing a wealth of information, pearls of wisdom, real-life examples and practical advice, this light-hearted insider's guide makes the path through the grueling RACP exams far easier.