Organise a clinical examination.

How to organise the paediatric MRCP (UK). Part II. Clinical examination.

Responsibility for the organisation of postgraduate examinations in paediatrics will soon transfer to the new Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (which will award the MRCPCH). The whole philosophy of how and when to examine is currently under debate, so it is appropriate to review recent experience with the current clinical examination, the Membership of the Royal College of Physicia...

How to organise a year abroad.

This article is intended to give advice for trainees in hospital specialties or subspecialties, and will be of very limited use to those wishing to do GP work or else work in the developing world. There is published advice available, but it tends to be country specific and has a tendency to get out of date very quickly. 1'2 Examples in this review are given for various countries and disciplines...

Training Methods of Clinical Breast Examination

With respect to the important role of clinical examination in breast lesion diagnosis, training of Clinical Breast Examination (CBE) to medical students are very critical. Despite the various method of physical examination, the current methods like using patients especially about breast aren’t accepted because of various reasons. Until now, any review studies about the optimum method of CBE hav...

How to organise a higher training programme in A&E.

A Student's Report of a Clinical Examination

[In the course in Clinical Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, a class composed of graduate and undergraduate students in the School of Education, the students are required to observe and make note of the examination of children brought before the class for that purpose. In the final examination of this class at the end of the first term of the present year the class was required to o...