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virtual hospital healthatoz medscape doctor's guide  medrounds physician's guide CDC  FDA medical students, Studentdoctor  study of med,, medic8, NHS,GMC DOH-UK, Wellcome

Journals:
lancet, bmj, nejm jama

Online Books
Merk manual,  Harrison flight surgeons manual, family-practice handbook,  emedicine,  MD consult order through amazon

Database:
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MRCS is a new exam system introduced by royal colleges of surgeons replacing FRCS. It has 3 parts namely MCQ, Clinical and Viva-voce. 

 

 

Eligibility:

  1. possess a qualification recognized by GMC
  2. hold or eligible for registration with GMC
  3. MCQ section: evidance of having entered basic surgical training
  4. Clinical setion: completed 20 months in approved post and passed MCQ section
  5. Viva voce section: completed 22 months of approved training and passed former 2 exams. In addition completed basic surgical training

 

What to read?

  1. Bailey and Love's Short practice of surgery Last's anatomy

  2. ABC of major trauma. edited by Skinner

  3. Concise system of orthopaedics and fractures

  4. Principle's of physiology. edited by Berne and Levy

  5. Basic pathology. Edited by Kumar, Cotran

  6. MCQ and EMQ books

  7. case presentations

 

Colleges:

royal college of surgeons england

royal college of physicians and surgeons Glasgow

Royal college of surgeons Edinburg, overseas exams

 

Questions:
mcqs.com surgeon's net, sample from arnold

Continued Education:
surgeons-net baps

Courses:
pastest, Ulster community hospital, Whipps cross hospital,north strafordshire, UCL
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