Station-by-station OSCE teaching from MRCS examiner Mr Sherreen Elhariri: history taking, phone calls, information giving, anatomy, pathology, procedures and the operating list.
The core of our MRCS Part B programme: seventeen recorded lectures that work through the OSCE station by station, taught by Mr Sherreen Elhariri, a member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England's court of examiners.
How Part B is organised
The OSCE is split into applied knowledge stations (anatomy, surgical pathology, and applied surgical science and critical care) and applied skills stations (clinical examination, procedural skills, history taking and communication). You need to pass both, so the lectures cover both.
Lectures
History taking I–III
Phone calls I–II
Information giving I–II
Anatomy I (abdomen) and Anatomy II
Pathology
Procedural skills
Ordering the operating list
Second-edition updates of the communication lectures
Mr. Sherreen Elhariri
General Surgery
