OSCE: Registrar Complaint
OSCE 6: Inpatient Registrar Complaint. OSCEs done by recent fellows at a high level to provide an example of a good pass and additional advice on providing a framework to answer the scenarios.
Month May 2019
OSCE: Needlestick Injury
OSCE 5: Needlestick injuries. OSCEs done by recent fellows at a high level to provide an example of a good pass and additional advice on providing a framework to answer the scenarios.
OSCE: Collegial Discussion
OSCE 4: Collegial Discussion. OSCEs done by recent fellows at a high level to provide an example of a good pass and additional advice on providing a framework to answer the scenarios.
OSCE: Mentor Meeting
OSCE 3: Mentor Meeting. OSCEs done by recent fellows at a high level to provide an example of a good pass and additional advice on providing a framework to answer the scenarios.
OSCE: Disaster planning
OSCE 2: Disaster planning. OSCEs done by recent fellows at a high level to provide an example of a good pass and additional advice on providing a framework to answer the scenarios.
OSCE: Patient Education – Epipen
Example OSCE videos for the ACEM fellowship exam. A variety of OSCEs done by recent fellows at a high level to provide an example of a good pass and additional advice on providing a framework to answer the scenarios.
Changes to the OSCE Exam 2018 and beyond
Updated changes to the OSCE fellowship exam from May 2108 onwards. This page details the important changes to the OSCE exam and what to expect.
Australia and New Zealand Exam Courses
FACEM exam courses for both the written fellowship and the OSCE exam all in one spot for you to browse and select ones in your area.
OSCE Tips on passing
General tips on how to pass the ACEM Fellowship both the written and the OSCE. Get prepared, work as a team and practice hard.
Efficacy and Potency
Pharmacology Photism: What is the difference between efficacy and potency. Please draw a graph in your example. BSCC Examination question
Alcohol Toxidrome
AGENTS ethanol methanol ethylene glycol isopropyl alcohol others! CLINICAL FEATURES euphoria disinhibition stupour respiratory depression cardiovascular depression coma ocular toxicity = methanol hypocalcemia + renal failure = ethylene glycol haemorrhagic gastriyis = isopropyl alcohol INVESTIGATIONS ethanol level (> 400mg/dL ->…
Cotard syndrome
Cotard syndrome: A rare condition characterized by nihilistic delusions, where a patient believes that they are dead, have missing organs, or have decaying or failing body parts.