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RMTV Training Session – Wednesday 15th July @3pm: Entry Phase Examination: History Taking Tutorial with A/Prof. Michael Ponsford via MS Teams

RMTV Training Session - Wednesday 15th July @3pm: Entry Phase Examination: History Taking Tutorial with A/Prof. Michael Ponsford via MS Teams

Hi All,
 
We look forward to the RMTV Training session: Entry Phase Examination – History Taking Tutorial on Wednesday 15th July @3pm via Teams with A/Prof. Michael Ponsford. Thank you all for your submissions & development of the cases, which were provided to each pair. We feel that this will be a worthwhile educational experience as you will learn through preparing the scenario, being the candidate and observing others.
 
The AFRM’s Entry Phase Examination follows the objective structured clinical exam (OSCE) format, where you progress through a series of stations, each presenting a different clinical scenario. History Taking is a key area of examination (RACP Professional Competencies Rating Scale for History Taking Station attached) & envisage this tutorial as an opportunity to hone your skills to assist your ongoing exam preparation.
 
Meeting invite forwarded already to participants. Meeting Details below:
 
Date/Time: Wednesday 15th July, 3-5pm
Topic: Entry Phase Examination: History Taking Tutorial
Presenter: A/Prof. Michael Ponsford
Location: Virtual via MS Teams
Microsoft Teams meeting
Meeting ID: 418 814 359 477 1
Passcode: 4E2oc9pd
 
Kind regards,
RMTV

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