MRCOG Final Preparation: Part 1 Revision Course

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1 MRCOG Final Preparation: Part 1 Revision Course 1-3 August Dubai 3 days Crowne Plaza Hotel (Sheikh Zasyed Road), Dubai, UAE Overview This course is designed for candidates planning to sit the Part 1 MRCOG examination. The course includes general advice about preparing for and taking the exam, comprehensice coverage of the Part 1 MRCOG syllabus and many practice SBA sessions. Learning Objectives During the course you will: Become familiar with the part 1 MRCOG syllabus and exam structure Revise the key areas of the part 1 MRCOG syllabus Practice large number of typical exam questions Become confident with the various types and formats of the exam questions Why attend It offers a comprehensive course of lectures, given by UK MRCOG 1 faculty and convering all components of the syllabus Extensive, daily, exposure to typical exam questions Serves to foucs and direct revision for the exam Advice from the Examinations Department of the RCOG are considerered

2 MRCOG Final Preparation: Part 1 Revision Course 1-3 August 2017 Why attend? It offers a comprehensive course of lectures, given by UK MRCOG 1 faculty and covering all components of the syllabus. In some courses local lecturers who have undergone training and are experienced will present the talks. These will be tailored to address the exam syllabus. Extensive, daily, exposure to typical exam questions Serves to focus and direct revision for the exam Advice from the Examinations Department of the RCOG are considered International Convenors of the MRCOG Part 1 Revision Courses MRCOG, Dublin Dr William Forson MRCOG, Dumfries Local Course Organiser Dr Ashok Chaturvedi UK Faculty MBChB MRCOG International Convenor Part 1 MRCOG Revision Courses Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Letterkenny University Hospital, Republic of Ireland MBBS, DGO, DCRM, FRCOG Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital MD FRCOG PG Cert Med Consultant Reproductive Medicine and Gynaecology, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Turst Honorary Director of Conference Mr Nick Panay FRCOG, London Honorary Deputy Director of Conference Mr Philip Toozs-Hobson FRCOG, Birmingham Page 2

3 Programme Tuesday 1 August Wednesday 2 August REGISTRATION and REFRESHMENTS Session III Session I 9.20am 9.45am 10.15am Introduction - The Part 1 MRCOG Exam SBA technique Male reproductive physiology 10.45am REFRESHMENTS 11.00am 11.45am 12.30pm Session II 1.00pm 1.30pm Female reproductive physiology Physiology of pregnancy and labour Pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamics and teratogenesis LUNCH Cell structure and function Epidemiology and statistics 9.30am Cellular responses in disease Acid-based balance TBC 10.15am Pregnancy and congenital infections 12.30pm Drugs in gynaecology and contraception 1.15pm Session IV Clinical management in gynaecology 11.00am REFRESHMENTS 11.15am Data interpretatiuon in gynaecology 11.45am 2.00pm Basic and reproductive immunology LUNCH Clinical management in obstetrics Carbohydrate metabolism REFRESHMENTS 3.30pm REFRESHMENTS 3.00pm 3.45pm 5.30pm Calcium homeostasis and bone Early pregnancy problems 4.30pm Mock SBA Paper pm 4.15pm 5.00pm 5.45pm Mock SBA Paper 1 (discussion) Fat metabolism Recorded lecture Data interpretation in obstetrics Page 3

4 Programme Thursday 3 August Session V 9.45am Benign and malignant gynaecological pathology Genetics screening and diagnosis HIV and STDs 10.15am Biophysics 10.50am Drugs in obstetrics 11.15am REFRESHMENTS 11.30am Mock SBA Paper 2 Session VI 12.15pm Calcium metabolism and homeostasis 1.00pm LUNCH 1.30pm Mock SBA Paper 2 (discussion) 2.00pm Pituitary, adrenal, thyroid and pancreas 3.30pm Feedback mock papers SBA REFRESHMENTS 4.00pm Final feedback/q&a session 4.30pm Page 4

5 Don t forget the Trainees Register Take full advantage of the Trainees Register, not only does it help you take the next step in getting your Membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, it also offers a range of tools that suits every learnign style. Benefits of joining include; Free access to StratOG, the RCOG s online learning resource 96 Core Training etutorials covering UK specific topics to aid your preparation for the MROG examinations Over 5,000 practice EMQs and MCQs Dynamic resource constantly being updated Quarterly mailing of The Obstetrician & Gynaecologist (TOG) journal Regular features: expert reviews, educational articles, clinical governance papers, tips and techniques, and CPD questions for review articles, RCOG guidance and BJOG articles - ideal for exam revision Access back issues online Access to ejournals, ebooks, document delivery and research services 70 electronic journals and textbooks through the RCOG website Articles from other journals held in the College s extensive print collection can be supplied at reduced rates of 3 per article Literature search and general enquiry service Special rates for BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (more than 50% off the standard subscription price) RCOG Conferences and Courses Cambridge University Press Academic titles 20% discount for registered trainees including books developed in partnership with the RCOG to help you prepare for the MRCOG exam Regular RCOG Communications Trainees Toolbox: RCOG recommended resources for trainees at all levels Dedicated area of the RCOG website specifically designed to meet your needs on educational updates through TROG Newsletter Access to our main LinkedIn Group and regional subgroups NOT ON THE TRAINEES REGISTER, WHY NOT JOIN FOR A FEE OF ONLY 85 ANNUALLY? Page 5