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Congratulations on signing up. You have taken THE major step towards getting the Fellowship Exam!
This course has been 10 years in the making and has been taught by Buchanan Prize Winners and produced Buchanan prize winners. It is prepared by those that have written the past exams, so you know the people that have written exams are preparing this course. I hope it brings you exam success and gets you those 5 letters after your name.....FACEM
Each week you get to WATCH, READ, SOLVE and WRITE as part of your preparation.
WATCH the video lectures provided. They are high level discussions of important topics in emergency medicine.
READ the associated documents. They are designed to complement the topics. Recommended chapters from the major textbooks are also provided.
SOLVE the provided problems. These are not to be done under exam conditions, but they are designed to get you thinking about topic of the week to help consolidate your learning.
WRITE the requested homework. Writing questions on a topic is a great way to both challenge your own knowledge and put you inside the mind of an examiner. It cannot be underestimated as a means of preparing for the exam.
COMMUNITY: We have set up a facebook page for the WRITTEN and OSCE exam. Just go to @fellowshipexamcourse and like us and participate. This page will be used to ask questions of each other and to interact.
You will have WEBINARS to teach you regularly and answer your concerns. You will have 'ROADBLOCK' exams on a regular basis to test and push you further. You will get hundreds and hundreds of questions and you will have detailed and realistic feedback.
The links for each week's work are below. Check back each Monday evening as the new week's resources become available.
A/Prof Peter Kas
This course has been 10 years in the making and has been taught by Buchanan Prize Winners and produced Buchanan prize winners. It is prepared by those that have written the past exams, so you know the people that have written exams are preparing this course. I hope it brings you exam success and gets you those 5 letters after your name.....FACEM
Each week you get to WATCH, READ, SOLVE and WRITE as part of your preparation.
WATCH the video lectures provided. They are high level discussions of important topics in emergency medicine.
READ the associated documents. They are designed to complement the topics. Recommended chapters from the major textbooks are also provided.
SOLVE the provided problems. These are not to be done under exam conditions, but they are designed to get you thinking about topic of the week to help consolidate your learning.
WRITE the requested homework. Writing questions on a topic is a great way to both challenge your own knowledge and put you inside the mind of an examiner. It cannot be underestimated as a means of preparing for the exam.
COMMUNITY: We have set up a facebook page for the WRITTEN and OSCE exam. Just go to @fellowshipexamcourse and like us and participate. This page will be used to ask questions of each other and to interact.
You will have WEBINARS to teach you regularly and answer your concerns. You will have 'ROADBLOCK' exams on a regular basis to test and push you further. You will get hundreds and hundreds of questions and you will have detailed and realistic feedback.
The links for each week's work are below. Check back each Monday evening as the new week's resources become available.
A/Prof Peter Kas
WEBINAR DATES/VIDEOS
Follow the button below for recordings of our webinars. Useful if you have missed and need to catch up.
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'Study Strategy for the Exam PLUS MCQ results discussion'
'Initiation Roadblock SAQ Answers PLUS Dissection and Strategy for the SAQ'
'Own The ABG'
'Own The ECG'
'X-Ray Exam Review and Q&A'
'Roadblock I Review'
'Administration, Psychiatry and Investigations Exam Discussion'
Roadblock 2 Review
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MODULE 1.
Introduction to the exam, and the MCQ.
module 2.
Obstetrics and gynaecology
module 3.
The Eye and Urology.
module 4.
ENT Emergencies
module 5.
Vascular Emergencies
INTERLUDE EXAMINATION 1
Once you have completed the Initiation Road Block, reviewed your feedback, and watched the Initiation Roadblock review webinar, you should progress to Interlude Examination 1. This is a self marked test, designed to help you explore and reinforce some of the themes from the Initiation Roadblock.
module 6.
The ECG and the ABG
module 7.
Hypotensive resuscitation, therapeutic hypothermia and temperature disturbances
module 8.
Acute resuscitation and septic shock.
ROADBLOCK i EXAM.
Time to start thinking about getting Roadblock I done!
module 9.
Trauma I: Head, face, c-spine and dental trauma
module 10.
Trauma II: penetrating neck injury, thoracic and abdominal trauma.
module 11.
Trauma III: pelvic injuries, limb injuries and thermal and electrical burns. Obstetric Trauma.
module 12.
Cardiology.
module 13
Haematology and oncology
module 14.
Neurology
interlude exam 2
Time for another interlude exam. There are a couple of left field questions in this one, so don't get discouraged! The aim is to broaden your exposure to topics you might not have seen, or not thought about. This is again a self marked test, designed to help you explore and reinforce some of the themes from the course.
module 15.
Rheumatology
module 16.
Diabetes and the thyroid.
roadblock II and catchup
Its time to see that you are progressing as planned. Time for you to complete another roadblock exam!
module 17.
Respiratory medicine.
module 18.
Administration.
module 19.
Toxicology.
module 20.
Toxicology II.
module 21
Environmental medicine.
THE MCQ Generator
Looking for some extra practice in the last few weeks? Check out the MCQ generator.
module 22
Paediatrics I.
module 23
Paediatrics II.
module 24
Peter Kas' Pot Pouri of Revision: last minute topics before the exam.