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Go Pass is a quick revision notes and is not considered by any means to be a textbook or a reference book for studying Pediatrics. The optimal benefit from this book will be achieved after a thorough reading in the Pediatric field, training and practicing clinical examination in the real life.Moreover Go pass is recommended to save effort and to have all topics reviewed in short time just before setting your exam.This book is designed as study note which covers all the aspects of the MRCPCH clinical examination and other Pediatric clinical exams. It is also useful for medical students, general practitioners and young pediatricians who are planning to set any pediatric clinical examination.Go Pass is arranged in 6 main parts1-Clinical short cases2-Development assessment3-Communication skills4-History taking5-Review notes6-ECG notesGood Luck!

Updated focusing on the learning needs of the new format MRCPCH Clinical examination. To maximise revision time, 3 parts represent the Clinical exam stations: Part 1 History Taking & Management Planning; Part 2 Communication Skills; Part 3 Clinical Stations. Written by paediatricians with experience of teaching and helping to run previous exams.

Suitable for candidates preparing for the MRCPCH exam, this title includes 24 specialty-based chapters that provide concise information in an accessible format.

A book of 75 cases which mimic the style and approach of the MRCP PACES exam. The book will equip the candidate attempting the MRCP PACES examination, but will also provide an overview of evidence-based medicine for competency-based training.

A book of 120 practice data interpretation questions and answers to help candidates prepare for this section of the MRCP Part II (Paeds) examination. Answers are explained and reflect the marking system. All common laboratory results are represented andthe range of topics is wide. Questions are grouped randomly into mock papers to simulate the exam situation. The MRCP part II (Paeds) includes a 45 min 'data interpretation section' consisting of 10 laboratory results eg ECGs, EEGs, audiograms etc. The candidate will be asked to give likely diagnosis(es) and further investigations required. This title is one of the new Paediatric Revision Series - 5 titles all of which should be published bt April 1995 in time for the annual BPA (British Paediatric Association) meeting. Winrow: 100 Paediatric Picture Tests (published January 1994), Field et al: Grey Cases for Paediatric Examinations, Stephenson/O'Callaghan: Data Interpretation for Paediatric Examinations, Stephenson/Wallace: Clinical Paediatrics for Postgraduate Examination 2E, Cade et al: An Aid to the Paediatric MRCP viva. The paediatric MRCP is sat 3 times a year (January, April, September) with the viva following on 6 weeks after the written examination.

A concise, practical guide designed to prepare the reader for the slide section of the pediatric exams. Contains 6 practice examinations, each with 20 high-quality images, and questions and answers. Also includes useful information on examination techniques.