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Dates : 24th February 2016
25th February 2016 Venue : Grand Excelsior Hotel, Bur Dubai, Dubai |
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Brief Description:
Basic science subjects such as anatomy, physiology, pathology and microbiology are the principal components for developing a strong foundation for surgical training and understanding of its clinically applied aspects such as surgical anatomy and critical care physiology. All postgraduate surgical exams throughout the world incorporate basic sciences in their syllabus and it is therefore essential to develop a sound grasp of these subjects to be successful in such exams. This two-day course by Doctors Academy will provide the attendee with an overview of basic physiological principles, consolidate the candidate's core and applied surgical knowledge in anatomy and relevant pathology, and provide a focused revision of pertinent topics as tested in the exam. It is suitable for candidates appearing for the UK Intercollegiate MRCS Exams (Part A and Part B OSCE) Master of Surgery exams, Arab and American Board Exams. |
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Candidates attending this course will receive full access to MRCS Part A online educational resources from www.doctorexams.co.uk for a 4 month period. This resource contains 100s of SBA and EMQ questions for practice. In addition, they will also receive full access to all presentations via a secure, online link. All these benefits and privileges are included within the course fee.
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Course fee: £450.00*
*Includes: 1. Full access to all presentations via a secure, online link. 2. Full access to our relevant surgical online educational resources from www.doctorexams.co.uk for a 4-month period. This resource contains educational material for the following exams: MRCS Part A - 100s of SBA and EMQ questions MRCS Part B OSCE - Applied Anatomy, Pathology, Critical Care and Applied Surgical Sciences, Clinical Examination, Clinical and Procedural Skills, and numerous OSCE practice questions. 3. Lunch and refreshments. 4. Certificate of Attendance |
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Closing Date : The registrations will close when all the places are taken up, and, as such, we are unable to provide a precise closing date.
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