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Description:

This Study Group assists Internationally Trained Physicians in preparing for the NAC OSCE. The competencies and the objectives for the NAC OSCE are reviewed and the expectations of a PGY1 resident are outlined for the different case scenarios presented. The sessions focus on taking an organized history, demonstrating clinical knowledge, physical exam skills, the think-aloud technique, approach to the patient, ethics, professionalism, communication, and decision-making abilities.

Classes will be held online on Wednesdays from 1pm to 4pm from January 31st-April 17th 2024

This study group is for those with proof of registration for the May exam.

This study group will be facilitated by Dr Rogers Thomas.

*PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE OTHER NAC OSCE GROUP SESSIONS IF REGISTERING FOR THIS  CLASS.

The program objectives are:

• to understand the exam objectives, format, and assessment criteria;
• to increase clinical knowledge, decision-making, and management across a broad range of cases through discussion on current evidence, practice, and feedback;
• to review specific tasks such as case presentations, interpreting of results based on expected formats;
• to enhance communication, cultural and language skills relative to patient-centered care and the Canadian context; and
• to familiarize oneself with time frames allotted for demonstrating competencies

For questions and/or registration support please call us at 403-452-6534 or email Toju at toju@aimga.ca We look forward to serving you.

Description

Description:

This Study Group assists Internationally Trained Physicians in preparing for the NAC OSCE. The competencies and the objectives for the NAC OSCE are reviewed and the expectations of a PGY1 resident are outlined for the different case scenarios presented. The sessions focus on taking an organized history, demonstrating clinical knowledge, physical exam skills, the think-aloud technique, approach to the patient, ethics, professionalism, communication, and decision-making abilities.

Classes will be held online on Wednesdays from 1pm to 4pm from January 31st-April 17th 2024

This study group is for those with proof of registration for the May exam.

This study group will be facilitated by Dr Rogers Thomas.

*PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE OTHER NAC OSCE GROUP SESSIONS IF REGISTERING FOR THIS  CLASS.

The program objectives are:

• to understand the exam objectives, format, and assessment criteria;
• to increase clinical knowledge, decision-making, and management across a broad range of cases through discussion on current evidence, practice, and feedback;
• to review specific tasks such as case presentations, interpreting of results based on expected formats;
• to enhance communication, cultural and language skills relative to patient-centered care and the Canadian context; and
• to familiarize oneself with time frames allotted for demonstrating competencies

For questions and/or registration support please call us at 403-452-6534 or email Toju at toju@aimga.ca We look forward to serving you.

Description:

This Study Group assists Internationally Trained Physicians in preparing for the NAC OSCE. The competencies and the objectives for the NAC OSCE are reviewed and the expectations of a PGY1 resident are outlined for the different case scenarios presented. The sessions focus on taking an organized history, demonstrating clinical knowledge, physical exam skills, the think-aloud technique, approach to the patient, ethics, professionalism, communication, and decision-making abilities.

Classes will be held online on Wednesdays from 6pm to 9pm from January 31st-April 17th 2024

This study group is for those with proof of registration for the May exam.

This study group will be facilitated by Dr Rogers Thomas.

*PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE OTHER NAC OSCE GROUP SESSIONS IF REGISTERING FOR THIS  CLASS.

The program objectives are:

• to understand the exam objectives, format, and assessment criteria;
• to increase clinical knowledge, decision-making, and management across a broad range of cases through discussion on current evidence, practice, and feedback;
• to review specific tasks such as case presentations, interpreting of results based on expected formats;
• to enhance communication, cultural and language skills relative to patient-centered care and the Canadian context; and
• to familiarize oneself with time frames allotted for demonstrating competencies

For questions and/or registration support please call us at 403-452-6534 or email Toju at toju@aimga.ca We look forward to serving you.

Description

Description:

This Study Group assists Internationally Trained Physicians in preparing for the NAC OSCE. The competencies and the objectives for the NAC OSCE are reviewed and the expectations of a PGY1 resident are outlined for the different case scenarios presented. The sessions focus on taking an organized history, demonstrating clinical knowledge, physical exam skills, the think-aloud technique, approach to the patient, ethics, professionalism, communication, and decision-making abilities.

Classes will be held online on Wednesdays from 6pm to 9pm from January 31st-April 17th 2024

This study group is for those with proof of registration for the May exam.

This study group will be facilitated by Dr Rogers Thomas.

*PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE OTHER NAC OSCE GROUP SESSIONS IF REGISTERING FOR THIS  CLASS.

The program objectives are:

• to understand the exam objectives, format, and assessment criteria;
• to increase clinical knowledge, decision-making, and management across a broad range of cases through discussion on current evidence, practice, and feedback;
• to review specific tasks such as case presentations, interpreting of results based on expected formats;
• to enhance communication, cultural and language skills relative to patient-centered care and the Canadian context; and
• to familiarize oneself with time frames allotted for demonstrating competencies

For questions and/or registration support please call us at 403-452-6534 or email Toju at toju@aimga.ca We look forward to serving you.