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I had the most enjoyable time preparing for my exam using your absolutely useful tools for passing the exam, and I passed. Thank you for all the help and effort that you have made to help residents in their oral exams.

Dana N.

My OSCE was last Friday 24/10/08. You will be pleased to know that I did well and really must say a massive big thank you. Your help was absolutely wonderful. I passed on your advice to some of my colleagues that were interested and they think it was great too. Thanks once again.

Crystal  H.

I have purchased some other examination books which are extremely comprehensive but don't add dialogue - combining such with your text would mean I would only have to purchase one book and not have to make notes - which is good for me. Communication and Hx taking are mentioned in the crash course range and the differentials are good - however they don't give a structured approach to Hx taking as your book does - which I like.

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 After finding you on the internet at OSCE home you quite exactly described how I felt taking the exam. I figured if you could describe how the exam went for me you would have the answer as to how I could do better and not get disoriented, disorganized and lose focus.

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What is communication skills?

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Communication skills are verbal and non-verbal words, phrases, voice tones, facial expressions, gestures, and body language that you use in the interaction between you and another person.

Verbal communication  is the ability to explain and present your ideas in clear English, to diverse audiences. This includes the ability to tailor your delivery to a given audience, using appropriate styles and approaches, and an understanding of the importance of non-verbal cues in oral communication. Oral communication requires the background skills of presenting, audience awareness, critical listening and body language.

Non-verbal communication is the ability to enhance the expression of ideas and concepts without the use of coherent labels, through the use of body language, gestures, facial expressions and tone of voice, and also the use of pictures, icons, and symbols. Non-verbal communication requires background skills such as audience awareness, personal presentation and body language.

Effective communication is an essential part of building and maintaining good physician-patient and physician-colleague relationships. These skills help people to understand and learn from each other, develop alternate perspectives, and meet each others' needs.

Hidden agendas, emotions, stress, prejudices, and defensiveness are just a few common barriers that need to be overcome in order to achieve the real goal of communication, namely mutual understanding. High Performers master and continually practice the basics, as well as prepare for these communication pitfalls. Just as successful physicians routinely practice basic medical skills, High-Performers understand that they too must pay attention to communication skills or they risk getting out of shape pretty quickly.

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Communication skills in healthcare

Communication skills in a healthcare setting include the way you use to:

• Explaining diagnosis, investigation and treatment.
• Involving the patient in the decision-making.
• Communicating with relatives.
• Communicating with other health care professionals.
• Breaking bad news.
• Seeking informed consent/clarification for an invasive procedure or obtaining consent for a post-mortem.
• Dealing with anxious patients or relatives.
• Giving instructions on discharge.
• Giving advice on lifestyle, health promotion or risk factors.

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In real medical practice, dealing with difficult patients are seen almost daily. Difficult patients are ordinary people who come to your health institute, whatever is that, because they have to, not because they want to. Sometimes, they have even been brought in unwillingly by a family member or a friend. They come in with their vast range of different personalities, cultural background, and current emotional state. 

Being in a health care facility adds more worries and stresses due to lost time, expenses, and more importantly losing control. People are usually in control of what they have to do now, well at least they think so. But on the moment they put their feet in front of your registration desk, they lose this control. We, the strangers, take control!... We give instructions and orders to follow starting right from that registration desk... Give me your ID, .. insurance,.. wait there,.. sit there,.. you have to wait,.. take off your cloths,.. touching them, .. etc. 

So, by the time of their medical encounter with us, the physicians, they are already up on the edge in their stress and comfort levels. And guess what, we as the highest ranking authority here and thus have to receive all the blame and deal with them in these difficult patient situations. Although, some of these people will look like trouble makers by personality, most of the exaggeration is due to the building up stress and worry, or simply part of their illness! 

Dealing with difficult patients in medical encounters needs a lot of communication skills to sooth them and calm them down or to let them at ease and open for effective communication. However, although this is part of our duty in addition to establishing rapport and friendly environment, it is not our goal in medical encounters! We are not social workers. Our goal is to figure out what is going wrong with them physically and psychologically in order to help them. These good communication skills are not the goal, they are wonderful magical means to achieve our goal, the patient well being. Communication skills are our vehicle to take a thorough medical history, perform accurate safe physical examination, and assure patient compliance, and yet efficiently in respect to our time and resources limits. 

As you may realize now, it is important to learn the specific communication skills to deal with these difficult patients in real life. This will make us friendly caring clever doctors and build a good reputation while staying thorough, focused, organized, and efficient. This is what successful considerate physician know very well!

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Difficult Patients Situations in Medical Encounters

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• The Silent or Reticent patient.
• The Rambling or Talkative patient.
• The Vague patient.
• The Angry patient.
• The Depressed or Sad patient.
• The Denial patient.
• The Anxious patient.
• Patient with Somatization.
• The Dependent and Demanding patient.
• The Dramatic or Manipulative patient.
• The Long Suffering, Masochistic patient.
• The Orderly and Controlled patient.
• The Manic, Restless patient.
• The Guarded Paranoid patient.
• The Superior patient.
• Breaking bad news.
• Caring for the dying patient.
• Conflicted Roles.
• Solving Conflicts.

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How to improve my communication skills?

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"That is what I am!, this were I come from!, this is me!" are wrong phrases. You have now achieved a position, whether it is a medical student or graduate, because of your efforts to continuously aim for the best, teaching yourself new sciences and training yourself new techniques. So, why you stop at communication skills?!!.

Communication skills are learnable, trainable, adaptable just like any other skill!. Yes, it is not easy to change yourself. But it wasn't easy to be in your current academic achievement either. You can teach yourself these skills, learn them, adopt them, and make them part of the new you! The new medical student or graduate, or even a new start towards being a successful physician!.

There are hundreds of books and courses to help you improve your communication skills. Also, there are hundreds of professional that are willing to sit with you, observe the way you communicate and pinpoint what is wrong and needs to be changed, what needs improvements, and what is pretty good! We highly recommend to look for one of these resources and ideally make it a life long continuous fine tuning of your communication skills.

Observe yourself as you go through your day and assess if you are achieving what you aimed for?!... It is difficult to identify our weakness and strength!..  Ask your friends to observe you and criticize your communication skills!.. Be open minded for critics!.. Do that favour for them too!... Observe them and on the same time watch what skills that they have and worked for them that you are missing?!.. 

Don't leave thinks in the dark hoping for thinks just to go fine. Act now. It may take some time but it is so so rewarding!!

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But you need it now!

However, you need a practical quick guide specific for your OSCEs for now and for your future/current real patient medical encounters. 

You need to master the very needed communication skills to make an impact on your patients to be considered a friendly physician. 

You want to effectively communicate with your patients to achieve better data gathering to be considered a clever thorough physician. 

You want to effectively communicate with your patients to achieve better compliance and health outcomes to be considered a caring respectful physician. 

You want to effectively communicate with your patients to achieve better physician-patient relationship and rapport in order to receive free trusted ongoing publicity in stead of complaints and law suits. 

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Check our ebook

"How To Unlock Difficult Medical Encounters"

Do you feel you want to be distinguished? 

"How To Unlock Difficult Medical Encounters" is an ebook that helps you recognize and deal with difficult patient medical interviews and issues. It provides proven steps to follow to unlock 'Sick encounters'!. Short, condensed, well organized and easy to read and memorize.

Almost every day, you, medical students, residents, and physician face 'Difficult Patients' in your clinical practice. All OSCE organizers, like USMLE, MCC, GMC, and medical schools, include difficult to deal with patient scenarios in their exams to test your communication skills and reactions.

Limited resources are available out there to help you deal with these specific healthcare situations. Most of these resources deal with the etiology behind these situations hoping that the understanding of the etiologies will help you to figure out the right ways to deal with them!

Learning to take medical history or perform a physical exam is easy. You will be amazed how well your colleagues is doing with these clinical tasks. There are tons of resources to train yourself these skills. But what about communication skills with difficult patients? You will be amazed how bad your colleagues is doing with these clinical tasks that need special communication skills!.. Imaging yourself mastering these skills!.. Definitely, you will be distinguished form the crowd!... Your colleagues will ask your help to teach them your secrets to master these situations!... Nurses will recommend that you, the expert with a human touch, to deal with such situations!.. Your OSCE examiner or clinical supervisor will admire you. 

This is the first ebook that is written focusing on techniques, strategies, and practical proven steps to help you deal with 'Difficult Patients'. It is focused on practical tools ready to learn, adopt, and  implement to improve your way of dealing with difficult patients in both OSCE exam scenarios and real life settings. 

You have no time to read and you need to learn quickly proven skills. You can download and start studying it now! 

You can download it to your desktop computer, laptop computer, PALM or other PDA devices.

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What are the communication skills that will be assessed in OSCEs?

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The OSCE exam is an assessment of clinical knowledge, skills, and attitude. The communication skills you demonstrate and the process you go through in obtaining a history or performing a physical examination are more important than determining a diagnosis.

Communication skills are verbal and non-verbal words, phrases, voice tones, facial expressions, gestures, and body language that you use in the interaction between you and another person, in OSCEs, it is usually a simulated patient or other healthcare professionals such us a nurse. Your approach to the patient will be assessed all through the examination, but in some stations communication will be the main skill for which you will be awarded marks. In OSCEs, as well as in life, two aspects of the communication skills are important. The way you choose for your approach to reach the other person, and the effects and outcome of your efforts. 

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The OSCEs examiners will be considering your:

Approach to the patient

You should:

• Introduce and orientate the patient and yourself
• Establish an attentive, respectful and non-judgmental relationship
• Acknowledge the patient's emotions and concerns
  

Listening, questioning and diagnosing

You should:

• Ensure you have understood the patient's symptoms/problem and concerns
• Summarize and clarify understanding
  

Explaining and advising

You should:

• Enable the patient to understand the problem/situation
• Reassure appropriately
• Summarize and clarify understanding
  

Involving patient in management

You should:

• Explore the patient's expectations/concerns
• Propose/explain management plan clearly
• Explore the patient's response
• Respect the patient's autonomy, and help him or her to make a decision based on available information and advice
• Summarize and clarify understanding
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The Systematic Approach To Achieving Excellence In Clinical Patient Encounters And Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exams!

Discover how to develop your clinical and communication skills for your clinical patient encounters and your OSCE exam preparation.

Are you preparing for clinical clerkship, internship, or one of the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE Exams);  

• Medical Student 3rd year, 4th year, Final Clinical Skills OSCE Exams,   

• Residency and Specialty Clinical Evaluation Exam OSCEs,

• Foreign or International Medical Graduates Clinical Skills Assessment OSCE Exams.

• USMLE Step 2 CS OSCE,   

• LMCC MCC NAC OSCE,   

• PLAB Part 2 OSCE, 

• MRCGP CSA, MRCP, MRCS, MRCOG, MRCPED, MRCPSYCH OSCE.

• AMC Clinical OSCE,

• NZREX OSCE,

• TRAS OSCE.   

• NAC OSCE,

and looking for information to further improve your clinical skills and communication skills or want to know the quickest easiest way to prepare for Clinical Skills Assessment OSCE Exams?

Do you feel stressed because your Clinical Skills and communication skills preparation is taking too long, and cost you too much effort and money?

 * Can you:

• take history from your patients.... 

• do physical examination... 

• come up with a differential diagnosis... 

• decide what investigations to order...

• put a working plan (clinical decision making)...

• consult your patient...

• deal with difficult patient situations (do you?) ...

... all of that in as little as 5 to 15 minutes in a professional and time efficient approach?.... Can you do that quickly and repeatedly patient after patient, OSCE station after OSCE station even if you are stressed out, as in OSCE exams and real life medical encounters?... Are you absolutely confident that you can efficiently MANAGE the medical interview with your current clinical skills and communications skills and STAY IN CONTROL during the interview?... 

* Do you make clinical skills & communication skills mistakes? 

Do you make any of these little known mistakes in your clinical patient encounters?!

• Asking leading questions.

• Don't know or forget what to ask or examine in this specific patient encounter.

• Jump into a diagnosis quickly and forget covering the differentials. (Why not? It was a straight forward case!).

• Ignore patient clues. (Major clinical and communication skills error!).

• Being unknowingly disrespectful to your patient.

• Run out of time before finishing the wanted tasks.

• Appear unprofessional with your verbal and non verbal communications.

• Lose control of the medical interview to the patient.

• Unorganized, asking same question again and forget patient's answers.

and many more? Do you?!

If you do realize the importance of having some templates to follow during your patient encounters and Clinical Skills Assessment OSCE exam in order to be really sure to fulfill the OSCE Exam checklists/ mark sheets, then, this information is for you. I am about to introduce you to the BEST PROVEN approach to BOTH your patient encounters and Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam preparation.

* Who am I, what are my clinical skills problems?

But let us first tell you who am I! Chances are you haven’t heard of OSCEhome before. But when you finish reading this, you’ll be glad you finally did.

I think I’m a lot like you. I was in the same place you where not too long time ago. I’ve gone to medical school. . Spend my life going to school, seem like. I’ve run up these huge debts. I had to move to another city with all the hassle and expenses of settling down and figuring out my way. Medical school was long and expensive. But I’ve done really really well in everything I tried.

 Unfortunately, for the first time of my life I was intern with basically no money. It was a challenge that is really not well defined and, you know, was sort of thrown to the wall and I have to figure out a lot of things. I’ll be honest. I had a tremendous fear of failure because all along through school it was clear for me what to do to have success.

 But now, all of a sudden I have to worry about all kinds of things, like how to deal with patients, how to take history and do physical, how to be fast and yet thorough, how to make the right decision in a short time, how to deal with nurses and staff. And doing better than my peers in case presentation, exam evaluations, and being a ‘good doctor’. Some of these guys, I think, like nothing more than seeing me humiliated in front of them, nurses, staff, and everyone.

 There is that whole idea of being out there all of a sudden alone. What would I do? The Hippocratic oath said I’m not supposed to hurt anyone or cause harm, and definitely I don’t want to do that. I don’t want to miss things or get patient complaints or law suits. So, where to start?

 In my patient interviews, I was always nervous and in a hurry. Didn’t know the pace I was going. It took me a long time to clarify patient’s complaint and HPI. Wasn’t able to finish asking all question in one time or forgot the patient’s answers, always needed to go back and clarify things and thus my patient notes were deficient.

In my clinical skills evaluation exams, the picture wasn’t much different. Adrenaline was high. Patients were of all different kinds. Angry, sad, seductive, talkative and so on. The one I still remember was a patient who kept pacing the room rapidly talking none stop and at the end left the room! Patients who ask stupid questions like scratch marks. Angry patients who takes time to calm them down. I always wished to know a quick way to deal with such difficult patients.

My physical examination was all over the room, not well organized. Takes time, slow patients, and again forgot things to check or looking after the patient’s comfort like sliding the bed. I remember once I was so nervous that I used the tooth pick to assess touch sensation which hurt the patient (she moaned). I apologized, but still looked nervous and don’t know how to do the test.

 My patient notes were not that good too. My hand writing was shaky. HPI not complete and not in sequence as it should be.

As you see, I was basically where you are now when I had all these fears. I had a great success in my scholastic studies in med school. But here, now all of a sudden I was making almost very little money with this crushing debt burden beside all the emotional stresses and I really have to perform. But it was all milky. I didn’t know what and how to perform.

When we started our clinical rotation in medical school, we, to some extend, left by our own to learn clinical skills. When we make mistakes, we'll always be able to go back and check with the patient or reexamine. The patient was like a mountain that I have find out our path to climb to reach the dome, that is the diagnosis. I was, and still am, afraid of missing something that will lead to harm the patient or upset him, or make him complain to my attendant affecting my assessment, or even sue me.

Most of the time, patients were supportive. Well, they know I am just a medical student or junior resident trying to learn. Besides, I avoided challenging patients. But this is not the case in real life medical encounters. I haven't enough time to have a relaxed interview pace or even to recheck with the patient. When I was preparing for our Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam, I, just like you, had spent weeks looking for that “Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam magic approach” that could allow us to finally master a thorough and yet time efficient clinical and communication skills approach.

* How Did I solve My Clinical Skills & Communication Skills Problems?

I virtually attended all available expensive Clinical Skills preparation courses, bought and studied almost all available preparation books. I listened to every ‘Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam Expert’ who offered advice. I spent so much time practicing. But NOTHING WORKED as I hoped! That is to be thorough, organized, and time efficient at the same time and off course good communicators!

Then, four years ago, on a brilliantly sunny day in October, while studying at the central library, I came across few Medical OSCE examiners. They were getting ready for an OSCE exam. I chatted with them and discovered the COLD HARD TRUTH about why I couldn’t reach any significant level of confidence in how thorough and quick is my Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam Clinical Skills approach! Most probably, you are now in a similar stressful situation.

Read What Hundred Other Medical Students, Residents, and Graduates are saying about OSCEhome's Systematic Approach

The TRUTH about OSCE Exams that I discovered is that my scattered OSCE Exam preparation information, notes, questions, and tips, NEED TO BE gathered in ONE medically thorough, organized, workable, and time efficient step by step  SYSTEMATIC APPROACH flowcharts that integrates BOTH clinical skills and communication skills that I can study and practice ONCE for any patient scenario and for ALL my coming OSCE Exams as well as my FUTURE real life medical practice with real patients! An approach that get me high clinical evaluation and scores now, and patient satisfaction avoiding complaints and law suits later!

All OSCE Exam stations' formats are essentially the same in all OSCE exams. The differences between Medical School Students OSCEs, USMLE Step 2 CS OSCE, LMCC MCC NAC OSCE,  PLAB part 2 OSCE, MRCGP CSA OSCE,  TRAS 2 OSCE,  AMC Clinical OSCE,  NZREX OSCE,  NAC OSCE,or Clinical Skills Assessment of Foreign / International Medical Graduates are in the time allocated to the OSCE stations, the actual presence of the OSCE Examiner during the OSCE station, and the depth of needed medical knowledge, that is the OSCE Exam checklists!

 So, what I did I put together this website, OSCEhome.

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* Do you need OSCEhome step by step systematic approach to be clinically efficient??

If I could give you an effective Clinical Skills strategy that would “outperform” the medical interview approach you are currently using, would you be interested?

Let me explain...

You didn't figure out how to drive by yourself! .. Yes?!.. In stead, you started with some one who knows how to drive well and learned from him/her those specific driving steps, short cuts, and valuable secrets that you now use them automatically unconsciously every day!

In your preparation to your OSCE exam, don't you realize that it is noticeably logical to take the same approach to shape up your communication and clinical skills?!

When you got your driving lessons, your instructor asked you to follow specific steps and perform specific procedures in a specific sequence,... right?!.. That's because these specific steps and its sequence have proved to be the most QUICK, logical, and safe practices. By strictly following these steps, you can insure your safety, the safety of other road users, and, of course, passing successfully the driving license test!.

In OSCE exams, and subsequently in your real life medical encounters with real patients, OSCE examiners want you to be organized by following specific steps in specific medically and ethically correct sequence in order to be considered a thorough, efficient and safe physician.

That is a healthy approach and I sincerely encourage you to do the same in your Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE exam preparation! Find out the specific steps and the specific sequence! That was the approach that I took!... I developed a step by step system. Verified it with my staff physicians. Memorized it. Practiced it. Modified and improved it over and over with the help of my mentors, faculty, and friends. It took OVER ONE YEAR of effort I don't know how many medical students, residents, and graduates helped to develop this advanced system! It was kind of an open project.

Finally, I was satisfied that I had created the best and the most comprehensive system of managing Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam stations and real life medical patient interviews possible and ready to start using it.

* And, was my clinical systematic approach ever a hit?!..

• As each one in my group has his or her own contacts with other medical students, graduates and residents, the system started to spread rapidly!..

• More and more medical students, graduates and residents started to contact us to send them a copy!

• They loved our Step By Step systematic approach!

• They loved the straight forward simple yet comprehensive questions system that manages any medical OSCE station or encounter!

• They loved how I organized the questions to be asked easily in an autopilot mode!

• They loved that the verbal communications skills are covered unconsciously!

• They loved that the system prevents the patient from surprises us with arguments!

• I received comments like “That’s awesome,…. Now, I feel confident,…. You guys really found the secrets!…. It saves a lot of time!….” 

 

Many felt the increased confidence in their clinical skills and communication skills in less than a month!

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* And that’s when it hit me!

Once I realized just how efficient it is to follow this systematic approach and saw how popular our Step By Step Guide became with other medical students, graduates and residents achieving high scores. I knew I’d be crazy not to make this system available to everyone who wants to master the clinical skills and pass the Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exams.

When you start preparing for your Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam, what you need is a resource that doesn’t just give you copies of the same old checklists/  mark sheets everyone else has! Or, a limited time membership access to those checklists and videos which are designed to inform you WHAT should you do and you have to figure out HOW!! A 20-30 minutes videos that will show you how to do a 5 minute physical exam!! They took 20-30 minutes to show you the correct way and you have to find a way to do it in 5 minutes in your OSCE Exam!! Do you get it?!! Cannot you read that from any illustrated textbook or free online university websites?!! You don't need that.

You need a system that does the job in 5-15 minutes! Just memorize it, practice it, and that's it! Not figuring out how!

What you need is a real system that works. A system that covers:

1.   What to ask to fulfill the OSCEs examiner checklists and cover the differential diagnosis? You'll Get  Questions Templates, One For Each Body System,  Covering All Possible Patient Complaints. Templates That Cover All Related Differential Diagnosis And Covers The Medical OSCE Exam Checklists Even If You Couldn't Figure Out The OSCE Station Differential.  Key Questions To Differentiate The Causes Are Included And Marked. You'll appear Experienced!  

 

2.   How to ask the patient questions without leading him or appear judgmental or disrespectful?.  You'll Get Ready To Use Questions Templates Of What, How, And When To Ask The Patient. Not Only Checklists That You Need To Figure Out How To Ask About Them Yourself In Your Medical OSCE Exam. Complete History Taking Templates For ALL OSCEs In ALL Specialties. Just Memorize and Practice Them! You'll Be Knowledgeable and Understanding!  

 

3.    How to phrase your questions and comments to be ethically and legally correct even if English is your mother language?. You'll Get Complete Carefully Phrased Sentences That Show Respect, No-Judgment, And Yet Time Efficient And Comprehensive. Sentences Of How To Approach Sensitive Issues Like Menses, Sexual History, And Abuse In An Ethical Manner?. You'll be Courteous!  

 

4.   What to do in the physical exam part of an OSCE station?. You'll Get A Step By Step Guide Of How To Perform A Physical Examination in just 5 minutes. What To Examine in focused or complete exam? How To Organize It In A Time Efficient Manner. What To Tell Both The Patient And The OSCE Examiner While Examining (if the OSCE examiner is present in the room). What To Do To Show Respect For The Patient And His/Her Privacy?. You'll appear Competent!  

 

5.   How to appear relaxed, confident, organized, capable, safe, and professional in your OSCE Exams?. You'll Get That By Mastering A Proven Step By Step Organized Follow Through Guide For Your Medical OSCE Exam. You Will Be Able To Handle ANY OSCE Station. Not Only 50 or 70 Stations. Not Only Specialized OSCEs. Just Any OSCE Station AND Real World Medical Encounters!  

 

6.   What to ask or examine in an Emergency setting OSCE Exam station? How to MANAGE the patient in an Emergency setting OSCE Exam station?. You'll Get A Step By Step Guide To Follow Concerning What To Ask, Examine And WHEN?. Detailed How To Manage Any Emergency Setting OSCE Station is included?. As A Bonus, Medications And Doses For Common ER OSCE Stations Are Included In A Step By Step Manner!. Your ER Performance Will Be Outrageously Competent And Efficient!  

 

7.   How to counsel the patient in an OSCE Exam station?. You'll Get An Organized Counseling Station Format. You'll Know What To Ask The Patient? How And When To Inform The Patient?. You'll Be and Look Organized!  

 

8.   How to deal with difficult patient scenarios in an OSCE Exam station?. You'll Get Knowing How To Deal with 20 Difficult OSCEs Scenarios Like Depression, Breaking Bad News, In Your E-book How To Unlock Difficult Medical Encounters?. You'll Be in Control Of The Medical Encounter!  

 

9.     How to know if your communication skills are sending the right messages during your OSCEs? You'll Master Verbal Communication Skills Indirectly By Just Memorizing The Templates and Performing Them Confidently In Your OSCE Exam. You'll Learn How to sit, talk, behave and look for your OSCEs?. You'll Be and Look Attentive, Friendly and Yet Professional!  

 

10.   What to study and how to practice for your Medical OSCE Exam?. You'll Get EXACTLY What Medical Knowledge Is Needed And ENOUGH To Pass Your Medical OSCE Exam!. You'll Know How To Prepare Yourself For Your Medical OSCE Exam!. You'll Be CONFIDENT in Your Clinical Skills In No Time!

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But I’ve barely touched on the total wealth of information you’ve finally stumbled upon.

There is no way I could promise real results without emphasizing the most important elements of passing the Clinical Skills Assessment OSCEs with good scores …. The efficient step by step system!

An improper approach to managing the patient is one of the most common reasons for failure among Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam candidates today. And its no wonder with all of the different books and courses circulating out there confusing you!

Never fear! You’re about to get the definite answers for ALL of your Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam preparation questions. But you’ll get much more than just another lecture, book, or course on Clinical Skills Assessment Medical OSCE Exam preparation.

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