Family Medicine OSCE practice
Practise the station, not the case.
166 original OSCE stations, one for every key concept in the family medicine curriculum. Each comes as a candidate sheet, a patient script, an examiner script and a calibrated marking sheet, so you can run a full timed station with a partner and be marked the way examiners mark.
Relevant to family medicine clinical exams worldwide:MMed (Family Medicine), SingaporeGDFM, SingaporeMRCGP SCA (UK)FRACGP CCE (Australia)CCFP (Canada)MAFP–FRACGP Conjoint (Malaysia)HKCFP Conjoint (Hong Kong)FCFP(SA)MICGP (Ireland)
Candidate information
Diabetes review with blood results, Mdm Zarina binte Rahmat, 63
Station timer · 15 min15:00
- Review this patient's diabetes and her blood results
- Take a focused history
- Perform a relevant examination
- Discuss your assessment and management
Asks how she is feeling today Must
Pulse rate and rhythm taken
Calls an ambulance as soon as the electrocardiogram is read
What this resource is for
Written for candidates preparing for a family medicine OSCE. The consultation skills, clinical reasoning and marking standards apply to family medicine clinical examinations wherever they are sat.
Objective 1Recognise the concept behind the case
Every station is built on one of 166 key concepts. Pass the concept and you pass its variants, whatever the presenting complaint.
Objective 2Rehearse the whole station under time
Read, consult, summarise to the examiners and be marked, with a bell, exactly as on the day.
Objective 3Calibrate to the pass line
Marking sheets separate what you must do to pass, what a solid pass should include, and what distinguishes a good pass. Critical errors are named.
166original stations
15curriculum systems
4documents per station
3roles: candidate, patient, examiner
How to use it
1 · Pick a stationBy system, by search, or a random blinded station so the title cannot give the case away.
2 · Set the clock1, 4 or 15 minutes, or your own time, with a bell at the end and a one-minute warning.
3 · Run it with a partnerEach person opens the station on their own device: candidate, patient, examiner.
4 · Be markedThe examiner ticks the calibration sheet; the grade and a written debrief appear at once.
5 · Track progressMark stations completed and watch the counter climb across all 166.
Goals you can set
Four weeks out
All 166 stations read in candidate view; the 30 highest-priority concepts run with a partner and marked.
One week out
Every station you marked borderline or fail re-run blinded; no critical error on any re-run.
Pricing
Create a free account first: the three samples are fully interactive, so you can see exactly what you are buying.
Most chosenSingle user · 3 months
S$1,500
- All stations, all three roles
- Marking sheets and debriefs
- 3 months from payment
- One user, one active session
3 users · 3 months
S$1,000 per user
- All stations, all three roles
- Marking sheets and debriefs
- 3 months from payment
- Invite 2 colleagues by email; each pays their share
- Full access when all 3 have paid
Single user · 6 months
S$2,000
- All stations, all three roles
- Marking sheets and debriefs
- 6 months from payment
- One user, one active session
3 users · 6 months
S$1,300 per user
- All stations, all three roles
- Marking sheets and debriefs
- 6 months from payment
- Invite 2 colleagues by email; each pays their share
- Full access when all 3 have paid
3-user plans: all three users must create an account, verify their email and pay. Until all three payments are in, the Gastrointestinal and Musculoskeletal systems stay locked for the whole group. No refunds once access starts. Prices in Singapore dollars.
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