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Table of Contents
Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Dedication Page
Chapter 1 Preface to Complete Revision Guide for MRCOG Part 3
Chapter 2 How to Use This Book
Chapter 3 An Overview of the Part 3 MRCOG Examination
Introduction
Chapter 4 Logistics of the Exams
Chapter 5 Guidance on How to Prepare for the Part 3 MRCOG Examination
Chapter 6 Overview of the Five Domains of Assessment
Chapter 7 How to Fail the Part 3 MRCOG Examination
Chapter 8 Examples of Possible Tasks under the Various Domains
Information Gathering
Communication with Patients and Families
Communication with Colleagues
Patient Safety
Applied Knowledge
Chapter 9 What Are the Examiners Looking for in Each of the Tasks?
Module 1: Teaching
Module 2 : Core Surgical Skills
Module 3: Post-Operative Care
Module 4 : Antenatal Care
Module 5: Maternal Medicine
Module 6 : Management of Labour
Module 7 : Management of Delivery
Module 8: Postpartum Problems (The Puerperium)
Module 9 : Gynaecological Problems
Module 10: Subfertility
Module 11 : Sexual and Reproductive Health
Module 12: Early Pregnancy Care
Module 13 : Gynaecological Oncology
Module 14: Urogynaecology and Pelvic Floor Problems
Module 1: Teaching
Module 2 : Core Surgical Skills
Module 3: Post-Operative Care
Module 4: Antenatal Care
Module 5 : Maternal Medicine
Module 6: Management of Labour
Module 7 : Management of Delivery
Module 8: Postpartum Problems (The Puerperium)
Module 9: Gynaecological Problems
Module 10 : Subfertility
Module 11: Sexual and Reproductive Health
Module 12: Early Pregnancy Care
Module 13 : Gynaecological Oncology
Module 14: Urogynaecology and Pelvic Floor Problems
Chapter 10 How to Prepare for the MRCOG Part 3: A Personal Perspective
Key Resources
What's Involved
Process of Study/Methodology
Finding a Study Partner from the Beginning Is Crucial. Why?
Duration for Preparation
Study Plan
Tips while Studying
How to Improve Your Communication Skills
Challenging Communication Skills
The Exams Are Nearly Here
What Should You Be Doing?
In Summary
Chapter 11 Common Tips on Communication
Approaching Tasks with Fetal Anomalies
Describing a Fetal Abnormality
Chromosomes and Chromosomal Abnormalities
How to Counsel about Termination of Pregnancy: An Example
Counselling about Termination of Pregnancy
Explaining Some Gynaecological Diagnoses
Explanation of Some Gynaecological Surgical Procedures
Explaining Investigations
Chapter 12 Paper I
Task 1: Instrumental Delivery (Forceps Delivery) . Module 1
Teaching
Candidate's Instructions
Postscript
Preparation of Staff
Delivery of the Baby
Examiner Expectations and Basis for Assessment
Task 2: Diabetes in Pregnancy. Module 5
Maternal Medicine
Candidate's Instructions
Simulated Patient's Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Dedication Page
Chapter 1 Preface to Complete Revision Guide for MRCOG Part 3
Chapter 2 How to Use This Book
Chapter 3 An Overview of the Part 3 MRCOG Examination
Introduction
Chapter 4 Logistics of the Exams
Chapter 5 Guidance on How to Prepare for the Part 3 MRCOG Examination
Chapter 6 Overview of the Five Domains of Assessment
Chapter 7 How to Fail the Part 3 MRCOG Examination
Chapter 8 Examples of Possible Tasks under the Various Domains
Information Gathering
Communication with Patients and Families
Communication with Colleagues
Patient Safety
Applied Knowledge
Chapter 9 What Are the Examiners Looking for in Each of the Tasks?
Module 1: Teaching
Module 2 : Core Surgical Skills
Module 3: Post-Operative Care
Module 4 : Antenatal Care
Module 5: Maternal Medicine
Module 6 : Management of Labour
Module 7 : Management of Delivery
Module 8: Postpartum Problems (The Puerperium)
Module 9 : Gynaecological Problems
Module 10: Subfertility
Module 11 : Sexual and Reproductive Health
Module 12: Early Pregnancy Care
Module 13 : Gynaecological Oncology
Module 14: Urogynaecology and Pelvic Floor Problems
Module 1: Teaching
Module 2 : Core Surgical Skills
Module 3: Post-Operative Care
Module 4: Antenatal Care
Module 5 : Maternal Medicine
Module 6: Management of Labour
Module 7 : Management of Delivery
Module 8: Postpartum Problems (The Puerperium)
Module 9: Gynaecological Problems
Module 10 : Subfertility
Module 11: Sexual and Reproductive Health
Module 12: Early Pregnancy Care
Module 13 : Gynaecological Oncology
Module 14: Urogynaecology and Pelvic Floor Problems
Chapter 10 How to Prepare for the MRCOG Part 3: A Personal Perspective
Key Resources
What's Involved
Process of Study/Methodology
Finding a Study Partner from the Beginning Is Crucial. Why?
Duration for Preparation
Study Plan
Tips while Studying
How to Improve Your Communication Skills
Challenging Communication Skills
The Exams Are Nearly Here
What Should You Be Doing?
In Summary
Chapter 11 Common Tips on Communication
Approaching Tasks with Fetal Anomalies
Describing a Fetal Abnormality
Chromosomes and Chromosomal Abnormalities
How to Counsel about Termination of Pregnancy: An Example
Counselling about Termination of Pregnancy
Explaining Some Gynaecological Diagnoses
Explanation of Some Gynaecological Surgical Procedures
Explaining Investigations
Chapter 12 Paper I
Task 1: Instrumental Delivery (Forceps Delivery) . Module 1
Teaching
Candidate's Instructions
Postscript
Preparation of Staff
Delivery of the Baby
Examiner Expectations and Basis for Assessment
Task 2: Diabetes in Pregnancy. Module 5
Maternal Medicine
Candidate's Instructions
Simulated Patient's Information