what is NAC OSCE? WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE STARTING PREPARING FOR NAC OSCE?
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1.what is nac
2. What you need to know
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NAC Examination
You must take the National Assessment Collaboration (NAC) Examination if you want to apply as an international medical graduate to a Canadian residency program with Canadian Residency matching service (CaRMS). Scoring
The National Assessment Collaboration (NAC) Examination uses a series of Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) stations to assess International Medical Graduates’ (IMGs) readiness for entrance into a Canadian residency program.
The May 2023 NAC Examination consists of 12 OSCE stations, two of which are pilot stations that will not count toward your final score.
The NAC Examination is a criterion-referenced exam. This means that a candidate’s performance will be compared against the established performance standard, not against the performance of other candidates. Candidates who meet or exceed the standard will pass the exam regardless of how well other candidates perform on it.
How OSCE stations are scored
OSCE stations are scored by Physician Examiners (PEs). In some situations the examiner may be another medical professional. Examiners observe your interactions with Standardized Participants (SPs) and score your performance on each station according to a standardized scoring instrument that includes a checklist of tasks, answer key to oral questions, and rating scales that are designed to assess up to seven competencies.
These competencies include:
History taking
Diagnosis
Management
Communication skills
Physical examination
Investigations
Data interpretation
Standardized guidelines are used for exam administration, the training of PEs and SPs, and predetermined scoring instruments are used for the NAC Examination. https://mcc.ca/examinations/nac-overv...
1.what is nac
2. What you need to know
3. question answer session
NAC Examination
You must take the National Assessment Collaboration (NAC) Examination if you want to apply as an international medical graduate to a Canadian residency program with Canadian Residency matching service (CaRMS). Scoring
The National Assessment Collaboration (NAC) Examination uses a series of Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) stations to assess International Medical Graduates’ (IMGs) readiness for entrance into a Canadian residency program.
The May 2023 NAC Examination consists of 12 OSCE stations, two of which are pilot stations that will not count toward your final score.
The NAC Examination is a criterion-referenced exam. This means that a candidate’s performance will be compared against the established performance standard, not against the performance of other candidates. Candidates who meet or exceed the standard will pass the exam regardless of how well other candidates perform on it.
How OSCE stations are scored
OSCE stations are scored by Physician Examiners (PEs). In some situations the examiner may be another medical professional. Examiners observe your interactions with Standardized Participants (SPs) and score your performance on each station according to a standardized scoring instrument that includes a checklist of tasks, answer key to oral questions, and rating scales that are designed to assess up to seven competencies.
These competencies include:
History taking
Diagnosis
Management
Communication skills
Physical examination
Investigations
Data interpretation
Standardized guidelines are used for exam administration, the training of PEs and SPs, and predetermined scoring instruments are used for the NAC Examination. https://mcc.ca/examinations/nac-overv...
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