How to Pass MRCOG Part 3

1. How to Pass MRCOG Part 3 BeMRCOG is a world-class long-distance learning hub based in England working since 2011. Our core mission at BeMRCOG is to help doctors prepare for postgraduate specialisation exams in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, as well as produce doctors who are ready to help solve real-world problems and become effective medical leaders. Originally designed for MRCOG exam, our courses have proven to be highly effective in passing other board exams like MRCPI, EFOG, RANZCOG, ABOG, Kenyan Board, Arab Board and a few other postgraduate exams. MRCOG Part 3 Online Course Course Description: Get subscribed for our MRCOG Part 3 online course with audio tutorials. We are providing with the highest pass rates with full training in OSCE skills. This course is specially designed for non-UK based candidates. MRCOG Part 3 is the last and final part of the tedious and competitive journey towards achieving the MRCOG qualification. Part 3 is an oral exam that is designed to make a clinical assessment of knowledge, skills, attitudes and competencies.

2. Domains: ✓A detailed description of the 5 domains ✓Communication techniques ✓Communication in the NHS system ✓Referral pathways in the NHS ✓Domain-based challenges faced by Non-UK based candidates ✓Solutions to the challenges The actual course starts with the description of domains with each domain covering relevant details:

3. Patient safety: all part 3 related clinical governance issues Communication with patient/relatives: counselling skills, consultation skills, communication skills Communication with colleagues: teaching skills, communication between NHS Information gathering: history taking skills Applied clinical knowledge: this is covered in details under the relevant core module Core Modules: ➢14 core curriculum modules ➢Standards to meet in each module ➢Applied clinical knowledge explained in detail ➢Pathways for each module ➢Modulebased challenges faced by Non-UK based candidates ➢Solutions to the challenges ➢Real Exam standard task per module

4. The core modules also include a practice task and a sample performance with tips and techniques to improve performance. The modules covered in this course are: ✓Teaching ✓Core surgical skills ✓Post-operative care ✓Maternal medicine ✓Early pregnancy care ✓Antenatal care ✓Management of labour ✓Management of delivery ✓Postpartum care ✓Sexual and reproductive medicine ✓Subfertility ✓Urogynaecology and pelvic floor problems ✓Gynaecological Oncology ✓Gynaecological problems Supervision & Support After enrolment, you will be given access to a fully supportive learning experience which extends to personal support from the course mentor and peers from the study group. You will also receive through email a ‘Needs Assessment Meeting’ appointment with the course mentor Dr Asma Naqi. This meeting is a video conference call and is the first step towards rapport building. This support continues all through the period of subscription. General Information

5. Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible to sit for the Part 3 exam, the candidate must have passed MRCOG Part 2. Once Part 2 is passed, a candidate must sit for the Part 3 exam once within 7 years otherwise they would be required to sit for Part 2 again. Candidates are permitted 4 attempts for the Part 3 exam. If they do not clear this exam in 4 attempts, they are required to sit for part 2 again. Exam format: The Part 3 exam consists of 14 tasks in one circuit and every candidate has to attempt one circuit. The tasks are of two types: Structured discussion tasks with the examiner Simulated patient/colleague tasks with an actor There is an examiner assessing each task in the context of 5 domains on each module in the RCOG syllabus namely: Patient safety ➢Communication with patient/relatives ➢Communication with colleagues ➢Information gathering ➢Applied clinical knowledge http://bemrcog.com