Justin C Konje – författare

This book is an attempt to make revising for Part 2 of Membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologist examination easier. It is designed to test candidates' theoretical and practical knowledge of obstetrics and gynaecology.

The examination for Membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists(MRCOG) remains one of the most internationally recognised postgraduate examinationsin the specialty. Over the years, the examination has evolved in keeping with changes inmedical education; the Part 2 examination now consists of two papers made up of SingleBest Answer (SBA) questions and Extended Matching Questions (EMQ).This invaluable resource consists of 400 SBA questions (200 in Obstetrics and 200in Gynaecology), followed by 400 EMQs (200 in Obstetrics and 200 in Gynaecology),grouped into papers, to provide enough material to guide preparations and to give somepractice experience of the examination formats. All the questions have answers withexplanations and sources of evidence. In preparing for the examination, candidates shouldmake repeated references to these sources of evidence. There is also general adviceon how to prepare for the examination and discussion of the reasons why trainees failthe examination.

The examination for Membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists(MRCOG) remains one of the most internationally recognised postgraduate examinationsin the specialty. Over the years, the examination has evolved in keeping with changes inmedical education; the Part 2 examination now consists of two papers made up of SingleBest Answer (SBA) questions and Extended Matching Questions (EMQ).This invaluable resource consists of 400 SBA questions (200 in Obstetrics and 200in Gynaecology), followed by 400 EMQs (200 in Obstetrics and 200 in Gynaecology),grouped into papers, to provide enough material to guide preparations and to give somepractice experience of the examination formats. All the questions have answers withexplanations and sources of evidence. In preparing for the examination, candidates shouldmake repeated references to these sources of evidence. There is also general adviceon how to prepare for the examination and discussion of the reasons why trainees failthe examination.

The examination for Membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists(MRCOG) remains one of the most internationally recognised postgraduate examinationsin the specialty. Over the years, the examination has evolved in keeping with changes inmedical education; the Part 2 examination now consists of two papers made up of SingleBest Answer (SBA) questions and Extended Matching Questions (EMQ).This invaluable resource consists of 400 SBA questions (200 in Obstetrics and 200in Gynaecology), followed by 400 EMQs (200 in Obstetrics and 200 in Gynaecology),grouped into papers, to provide enough material to guide preparations and to give somepractice experience of the examination formats. All the questions have answers withexplanations and sources of evidence. In preparing for the examination, candidates shouldmake repeated references to these sources of evidence. There is also general adviceon how to prepare for the examination and discussion of the reasons why trainees failthe examination.

The examination for Membership of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists(MRCOG) remains one of the most internationally recognised postgraduate examinationsin the specialty. Over the years, the examination has evolved in keeping with changes inmedical education; the Part 2 examination now consists of two papers made up of SingleBest Answer (SBA) questions and Extended Matching Questions (EMQ).This invaluable resource consists of 400 SBA questions (200 in Obstetrics and 200in Gynaecology), followed by 400 EMQs (200 in Obstetrics and 200 in Gynaecology),grouped into papers, to provide enough material to guide preparations and to give somepractice experience of the examination formats. All the questions have answers withexplanations and sources of evidence. In preparing for the examination, candidates shouldmake repeated references to these sources of evidence. There is also general adviceon how to prepare for the examination and discussion of the reasons why trainees failthe examination.

Modelled on the current MRCOG syllabus, Get Through MRCOG Part 2: EMQs is designed to test candidates'' theoretical and practical knowledge of obstetrics and gynaecology. The book opens with an introductory section explaining the format of the examination, providing advice on how to prepare for it and how EMQs should be approached in order to obtain

Modelled on the current MRCOG syllabus, Get Through MRCOG Part 2: EMQs is designed to test candidates' theoretical and practical knowledge of obstetrics and gynaecology. The book opens with an introductory section explaining the format of the examination, providing advice on how to prepare for it and how EMQs should be approached in order to obtain the highest marks. 320 EMQs are presented in the form of eight practice papers, reflecting the level of difficulty and style of the actual examination, and each answer is supplemented with a detailed explanation to help candidates assess and improve their own level of knowledge.Providing an invaluable bank of revision questions, Get Through MRCOG Part 2: EMQs is the essential revision guide for all specialist trainees preparing for this examination. The book is comprehensive and authoritative: Justin Konje was closely involved in pioneering the introduction of EMQs into the MRCOG examination and runs a highly regarded MRCOG Part 2 course in the UK.

Modelled on the current MRCOG syllabus, Get Through MRCOG Part 2: EMQs is designed to test candidates'' theoretical and practical knowledge of obstetrics and gynaecology. The book opens with an introductory section explaining the format of the examination, providing advice on how to prepare for it and how EMQs should be approached in order to obtain