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A brief run through of the PACES exam - essential for any medical trainee!

Starting medical school is an exciting and nerve-racking time, the culmination of years of blood, sweat and tears!

I found this paper quite tough and vague and left the exam not really knowing how I had done. There were a plethora of questions with...

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Secondly, up to 4 points are available for attending surgical courses and up to 3 points are available for attending surgical conferences.

The surgical training pathway in the UK begins after the completion of your foundation training and consists of 2 years of ‘core surgical

From doing medication reviews and referrals, to seeing a patient who presents with a serious condition for the very first time.

An ophthalmologist is more than just checking peoples’ eyes, and giving them eye drops. It is also doing super intricate eye surgeries

"The MRCP(UK) Part 1 may be challenging, but with the right preparation there is no reason to be intimidated by it".