OSCEs for Intensive Care Medicine de Peter Hersey

OSCEs for Intensive Care Medicine

Peter Hersey

Laura O'Connor

Thomas E Sams

Jon Sturman

en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 aug 2020

OSCEs for Intensive Care Medicine is a comprehensive revision resource for doctors preparing to take the Fellowship of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FFICM) and the European Diploma in Intensive Care Medicine (EDIC). Written by a team of practicing intensive care consultants with extensive experience running a successful FFCIM course, this book features over 100 practice questions organised into eight mock OSCE exams and is mapped to both the FFCIM and CoBaTrICE curricula. Reflecting the real exams, they are divided into stations on professionalism, data, resuscitation, and equipment, each of which are accompanied by further reading to ensure high-quality self-assessment.With hints and tips throughout to help candidates avoid common mistakes and misconceptions, this book is essential reading for any doctor preparing for the FFCIM or EDIC OSCE exams.

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Pete Hersey is the clinical lead for critical care at South Tyneside and Sunderland NHSFT and a previous FICM Faculty Tutor. He undertakes both local and national roles in medical education. After taking up his consultant post he was awarded a postgraduate masters in medical education, and was the founding director for a course preparing candidates for the final FFICM OSCE.Laura O'Connor is a consultant and FICM Faculty Tutor in Sunderland Royal Hospital where she also leads an active simulation programme. She has experience of working in New Zealand and holds the FFICM by examination.Tom Sams trained in Sheffield and Newcastle before taking up his consultant post in North Cumbria NHSFT. He is a FICM Faculty Tutor and has organised several successful revision courses. He was one of the first candidates to sit the final FFICM examination.Jon Sturman takes an active role in multiprofessional training both within the UK and abroad and has an interest in developing remote and rural intensive care. After training which included a fellowship in paediatric retrieval, he took a consultant post in North Cumbria NHSFT, where he has been clinical director since 2012.