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PubMed2005

AIDS at Christmas time.

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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome↗
PubMed1999

'Hello, my name is Gabriel, I am the house officer, may I examine you?' or the Objective Santa Christmas Examination (OSCE).

OBJECTIVE: To design a clinical examination of high content validity suitable for use as a formative assessment tool with pre-registration house officers (PRHO'S) towards the end of their first house officer post. DESIGN: A multicentre collaboration between four UK medical schools who offer undergraduate curricula which are problem-based, systems-based, patient-orientated, student-centred, jargon-laden and utterly staff-bewildering. MAIN OUTCOME: An objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) which is suitable for use with graduates of UK medical schools. It assesses the knowledge, skills and attitudes essential for future careers in a hierarchical system where protecting the senior staff from all forms of irritation is paramount. RESULTS: PRHO'S who excel in this examination get better references. CONCLUSION: The OSCE format can be used to provide 'real-life' scenarios appropriate to the season.

Career Choice↗
PubMed2000

A Christmas story.

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Journal Article↗