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Crammer's Corner
GP, Chapelgreen practice, Sheffield, RCGP Examiner and Blueprint clinical lead, Associate Postgraduate Dean Yorkshire and the Humber Deanery, UK
E-mail: amar.rughani@sheffield.ac.uk
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Seeing the big picture |
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I would like to begin by thanking my predecessor in Crammer's Corner, Ben Riley, who has done a great job by illuminating various aspects of the exam. I hope to build on this during the coming year with a series of articles that will be fact light but (I hope) insight rich.
Here is a fair question: ‘Why should I take any notice of what you have to say?’ I could sell myself by telling you that I am an experienced examiner and have helped develop the new MRCGP. I could tell you that I lead the blueprinting group which oversees how the components of the exam test the curriculum and that I contribute to the development of the curriculum itself. However, the most important thing about me is that I am a family doctor who is passionate about general practice and an educator who wants people, patients as well
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Understanding generalism |
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Key points
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The core curriculum |
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The competency framework |
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Being ‘joined up’ |
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RDM-p |
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Relationship
Communicate well
Practise holistically
Work with colleagues and in teams
Diagnostics
Management
Primary care administration and IMT
Community orientation
Maintaining performance, learning and teaching
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Get a grip! |
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