The First Principles of the OSCE: Simple tips to help you get through it!
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=== Timestamps ===
(01:34) The OSCE is a game
(04:16) Let the examiner guide you
(06:43) STRUCTURE
(08:04) Cut the introductions
(08:57) The History
(10:45) The Examinations
(12:54) The Investigations
(16:06) The Management
(17:06) DFS
(18:39) Reading time - Differentials
(19:05) Answering the question
(20:37) Focused histories
(21:47) Answering what they don't ask you
(26:35) Communication – the vibe check
(29:47) Critical errors
(32:25) Tips for confidence


 
 

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