Overview

MRCOG part 2 online course is carefully designed to provide candidates with or without experience in the UK national health system.

How does it work?

Followings are the services  which candidates will receive.

32 online sessions with relevant EMQs and SBAs.

• 32 online sessions
• Full access to (1200 EMQs and 1200 SBAs)
• Mock exams with 100 EMQs and 100 SBAs
• In-depth analysis on (1200 EMQs) and (1200 SBAs)
• Online lecture on 15 modules
• Professional guidance and practice on how to gain highest scores in SBAs and EMQs

Focus and Objectives

During this course, the candidate will have an opportunity to.:

• Become familiar with the Part 2 MRCOG syllabus and exam structure
• Revise the key areas of the Part 2 MRCOG syllabus
• Practice a large number of typical exam questions
• Become confident with the various types and formats of the exam questions
• Listen to experienced lecturers with talks specifically tailored to address the exam syllabus
• Gain extensive exposure to typical exam questions
• Insight to focus and direct your revision for the exam

Understand the knowledge, skills, attitudes and competencies required for a year 5 specialist trainee in the UK.

Modules and Relevant Guidelines to be covered

1. Maternal Medicine part (1) & part (2)

• Cardiac diseases
• Thyroid disorders
• Epilepsy
• Headache
• GBS
• Thromboprophylaxis
• Diagnosis of acute venous thrombosis
• Haemophilia
• Obesity
• Renal disorders
• Haemolytic diseases of fetus
• DIC
• Obstetric cholestasis
• Thrombocytopenia
• Diabetes Mellitus
• Thalassemia
• Sickle cell disease
• Blood transfusion
• Skin disorders
• Chicken pox
• Breast cancer

2. Antenatal Care. Part 1 & Part 2

• VTE Prophylaxis
• Vasa previa
• Placenta previa
• Breech
• ECV
• Reduced fetal movements
• Anti D
• SGA
• Twins (NICE)
• Pregnancy and complex social factors (NICE)
• Recurrent miscarriage
• ANC (NICE)

3. Intrapartum (Labour, Delivery) and Postpartum care

• PTL (NICE)
• VBAC
• Operative vaginal delivery
• Sepsis during pregnancy
• Sepsis following pregnancy
• CTG
• 3rd/4th degree tears
• IUFD
• PPH
• CS (NICE)
• IOL (NICE)
• Intrapartum care (NICE)

4. Obstetric Emergencies

• Shoulder dystocia
• Cord prolapse
• Maternal collapse
• VTE acute management
• Blood transfusion
• APH
• Extra topics

5. Urogynaecology and Pelvic floor problems

• Post hysterectomy vault prolapse
• Bladder pain syndrome
• Urinary incontinence (NICE)
• Lower urinary tract symptoms

6. Early Pregnancy Problems

• Ectopic
• Miscarriage (NICE)
• Hyperemesis gravidarum
• Recurrent miscarriage
• GTDs

7. Infertility

• Infertility assessment
• Infertility management
• PCO
• OHSS
• Amenorrhea
• Hirsutism
• Precocious puberty

8. General Gynaecology 

• PID
• Vulva skin disorders
• PMS
• Chronic pelvic pain
• Endometriosis
• Menorrhagia (NICE)
• FGM

9. Gynae Oncology Part 1 & Part 2

• Endometrial hyperplasia
• Pre-menopusal ovarian mass
• Postmenopausal ovarian mass
• Cancer cervix
• Cancer endometrium
• Ovarian cancers
• Cancer vulva and vagina

10. Sexual and Reproductive health

• Contraception
• Long acting reversible contraception (NICE)
• HIV and pregnancy (British society)
• Cervical screening
• Menopause

11. Surgical procedures and Postoperative care 

• Hysteroscopy
• Laparoscopy
• Prevention of surgical site infection (NICE)
• Consent advice
• Obstetric surgical skills
• Gynecology surgical skills

12. Clinical governance, Ethics, CEMACH

13. TOG 

14. Recall

15. Recall

16. Mock exam

Who should attend?

• O&G trainee pursing to be the UK consultant
• O&G trainee wanting to gain advanced training and sub-specialist training
• Candidates who passed MRCOG Part 1

IT Requirement

• Good Internet connection
• Computer/Laptop/Webcam

Salient features

• Full access to our brand new 1200 EMQs and 1200 SBAs
• Practice on recall questions
• five mock papers with 100 EMQs and 100 SBAs
• Gain extensive exposure to typical exam questions
• Insight to focus and direct your revision
• Build your confidence
• Equivalent to face to face

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