Beth Shepherd – författare

The FRCR Part 2B is a demanding examination consisting of an oral examination, a rapid reporting session and a reporting session (also known as the ''long cases''). Preparation can prove very stressful - the multiple parts of the examination rely on different and distinct techniques. This succinct examination guide and DVD contain over 4700 radiological images allowing for many more opportunities, using the print-off examination format sheet and digital images, to recreate examination conditions. Model sample answers are provided for each question to aid in self-marking and revision. With a complete introduction to the examination including the marking scheme and top tips for success, candidates will welcome the chance to practise papers and check their examination technique in this unique guide. ''This examination is the culmination of years of hard work and training, and the RCR rightly makes it a difficult and robust examination to challenge trainees and ensure they have reached an appropriate standard. Preparation is absolutely vital for success.'' Jennifer Davidson, Beth Shepherd and Sunderarajan Jayaraman, in the Introduction

The FRCR Part 2B is a demanding examination consisting of an oral examination, a rapid reporting session and a reporting session (also known as the ''long cases''). Preparation can prove very stressful - the multiple parts of the examination rely on different and distinct techniques. This succinct examination guide and DVD contain over 4700 radiological images allowing for many more opportunities, using the print-off examination format sheet and digital images, to recreate examination conditions. Model sample answers are provided for each question to aid in self-marking and revision. With a complete introduction to the examination including the marking scheme and top tips for success, candidates will welcome the chance to practise papers and check their examination technique in this unique guide. ''This examination is the culmination of years of hard work and training, and the RCR rightly makes it a difficult and robust examination to challenge trainees and ensure they have reached an appropriate standard. Preparation is absolutely vital for success.'' Jennifer Davidson, Beth Shepherd and Sunderarajan Jayaraman, in the Introduction

Elvis the Aussie cat has found himself in cold and rainy England. A week has passed since his arrival there and life has become all about food and keeping warm. On a freezing cold day he unexpectedly finds himself stuck outside and has seconds to find a way back inside before he turns into frozen dog food.''Elvis; the Cat from Down Under'' is a series of short stories about Elvis; a laid back Aussie cat with a passion for food, especially for Vegemite on toast. His life is dramatically turned upside down when he is shipped to the other side of the world and forced to make a new home in cold and rainy England. With a desperate desire to return to his favourite country he embarks on the ultimate adventure to find his way home to Australia.

The FRCR Part 2B is a demanding examination consisting of an oral examination, a rapid reporting session and a reporting session (also known as the 'long cases'). Preparation can prove very stressful - the multiple parts of the examination rely on different and distinct techniques. This succinct examination guide and DVD contain over 4700 radiological images allowing for many more opportunities, using the print-off examination format sheet and digital images, to recreate examination conditions. Model sample answers are provided for each question to aid in self-marking and revision. With a complete introduction to the examination including the marking scheme and top tips for success, candidates will welcome the chance to practise papers and check their examination technique in this unique guide. 'This examination is the culmination of years of hard work and training, and the RCR rightly makes it a difficult and robust examination to challenge trainees and ensure they have reached an appropriate standard. Preparation is absolutely vital for success.' Jennifer Davidson, Beth Shepherd and Sunderarajan Jayaraman, in the Introduction