Thanks Dr. i am following your every new videos.God bless you.hoping for such more tips and tricks about paces from you.we will be very grateful. Thanks again. :)
Very nice video doctor. Can you make a video about the cases you encountered on your actual paces exam? And what are the questions asked by the examiner and how did your answer it. Thank you
Thank you for watching Daryl. The RCP has strict guidelines regarding what can be shared on social media.Please keep watching my channel as I will keep uploading videos on my experiences that is permitted within the guidelines.
hi, 1. can we remove the mask during history /communication stations? ( as there are no patient/examiners near by) 2. do we need to sanitise the hands even after wearing gloves? 3. is it a proper PPE or just a polythene apron they are providing? Thanks for an excellent video!
Hi 1.Definitely you can remove the mask in remote stations. 2.No, you don't need to sanitise hands after wearing gloves. 3.Polythene apron, gloves and mask. All the best for your preparation.
@@AceurMRCP Hi Thanks for the reply. one more question.. can I wear my scrubs with sneakers which I usually wear to work , to PACES exam? it is very comfortable specially if we are wearing PPE.
Thank you so much , very informative 😍God bless you 🙏I want to one thing I if don’t have a MD or equivalent degree in India can I give paces after MRCP written exam?
Hi Anushrita Many thanks for watching.You are expected to have 2 years of postgraduate clinical experience before appearing for PACES.Doesnot have to be MD.
Hello Thank you for watching my video. You have raised a very vital point....ethical principles are different for every scenario and during the exam, the examiners expect that the candidates will identify the ethical principles applicable to that particular scenario. For PACES, the 4 main ethical principles that will apply to the communications station are beneficence, non maleficence, justice and autonomy. Every scenario that is given in the exam will have one or more ethical principles applying to it and as candidate you will have to work out which principles are applicable for your scenario. Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have more questions and I will be happy to help. All the best for your preparation.
@@AceurMRCP what I would like to know is where do we get to read ths detailed explanation of each principle for the scenario given any books or website where they are explained point by point
Hi Kumar I have already uploaded Funduscopy videos . Please watch them here: th-cam.com/video/bA-LTmuGEQg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/BzVlvp-sHO8/w-d-xo.html
Hi Thank you for watching. I don't create videos for MRCP in any platform other than you tube presently.So I don't think following me on Instagram will be help for you at this point in time.
Thankyou for posting such wonderful and informative videos. Can i get your email id please. Would like to seek some clarifications with regards to my case over email.
Your PACES experience is very beneficial for us .Looking forward to the fundoscopy video.
Many thanks for watching. I am really glad that you found the video useful. Please share with other PACES aspirations.
You have a great experience with the PACES , Congratulations
Many thanks for watching.
Thanks Dr. i am following your every new videos.God bless you.hoping for such more tips and tricks about paces from you.we will be very grateful. Thanks again. :)
Thank you so much for watching, Tonoy. I am really glad that you found the video useful.Please share with other PACES aspirants.
Dear Doctor, Thanks for your valuable guidance reg Paces
Many thanks for watching. I am really glad that you found the video useful. Please share with other PACES aspirants.
Thank you, please share your tips for funduscopy examination
Thank you for watching, I will sure make a video on fundoscopy.
Very well said doctor.pls make a video regarding fundoscopy
Thanks for watching, will surely make a video on fundoscopy.
Very nice video doctor. Can you make a video about the cases you encountered on your actual paces exam? And what are the questions asked by the examiner and how did your answer it. Thank you
Thank you for watching Daryl. The RCP has strict guidelines regarding what can be shared on social media.Please keep watching my channel as I will keep uploading videos on my experiences that is permitted within the guidelines.
Thank you so much Dr. I really like how you explain things. Looking forward for more videos. Stay safe and healthy.
Many thanks for your good wishes Daryl.
Thank you ..very informative
Many thanks for watching. Please share with other MRCP aspirants.
hi,
1. can we remove the mask during history /communication stations? ( as there are no patient/examiners near by)
2. do we need to sanitise the hands even after wearing gloves?
3. is it a proper PPE or just a polythene apron they are providing?
Thanks for an excellent video!
Hi
1.Definitely you can remove the mask in remote stations.
2.No, you don't need to sanitise hands after wearing gloves.
3.Polythene apron, gloves and mask.
All the best for your preparation.
@@AceurMRCP Thanks alot for ur answer!
@@AceurMRCP Hi Thanks for the reply. one more question.. can I wear my scrubs with sneakers which I usually wear to work , to PACES exam? it is very comfortable specially if we are wearing PPE.
Yes we would like to know opthalmo.. examination trick
Thank you very much for watching, Karan .I will definitely make the ophthalmology video soon.
What was the name of the neurology course you attended? Also very helpful videos!
Hi
This was a course in the UK Pass PACES
Where did you prectice? Which organisation/institute?
Thank you so much , very informative 😍God bless you 🙏I want to one thing I if don’t have a MD or equivalent degree in India can I give paces after MRCP written exam?
Hi Anushrita
Many thanks for watching.You are expected to have 2 years of postgraduate clinical experience before appearing for PACES.Doesnot have to be MD.
Thank you so much 😍🙏so much helpful 😍
Can you do a video on History Taking.
Many thanks for your video suggestion. I will definitely make a video on station 2.
Useful guidelines go ahead
Many thanks for watching.
@@AceurMRCP Hi could you please tell how you would explain ethical principles to the examiners as every scenario is different
Hello
Thank you for watching my video.
You have raised a very vital point....ethical principles are different for every scenario and during the exam, the examiners expect that the candidates will identify the ethical principles applicable to that particular scenario. For PACES, the 4 main ethical principles that will apply to the communications station are beneficence, non maleficence, justice and autonomy. Every scenario that is given in the exam will have one or more ethical principles applying to it and as candidate you will have to work out which principles are applicable for your scenario. Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have more questions and I will be happy to help. All the best for your preparation.
@@AceurMRCP what I would like to know is where do we get to read ths detailed explanation of each principle for the scenario given any books or website where they are explained point by point
Tim Hall and Essential revision book by PASTEST has very good explanations on ethical principles for each communications scenarios.
Make a fundoscopy video please
Hi Kumar
I have already uploaded Funduscopy videos . Please watch them here:
th-cam.com/video/bA-LTmuGEQg/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/BzVlvp-sHO8/w-d-xo.html
Where was your exam center?
Hi Renu
Many thanks for watching. My exam centre was in Northwest london.
Waiting for fundoscopy video
Thanks you so much for watching. I will make the video on fundus examination soon.
Didi you are from which medical college
Hi Achintya
I passed MBBS from NRS medical college in Kolkata and MD Medicine from Safdarjung Hospital, Delhi.
@@AceurMRCP didi I am also from nrs medical college
Can I follow you on Instagram?
Hi
Thank you for watching. I don't create videos for MRCP in any platform other than you tube presently.So I don't think following me on Instagram will be help for you at this point in time.
Thankyou for posting such wonderful and informative videos. Can i get your email id please. Would like to seek some clarifications with regards to my case over email.
Hi
My email Id is dr.aparajita.roy@gmail.com
Waiting for fundoscopy video
Hi Jesheera
The fundoscopy video is already published. It is a 2 part series where I have extensively discussed about my the fundus examination.