MRCGP
MRCGP Update
- FAQs and common
misconceptions (word, 269kb)
- Feedback
on performance (word, 292kb)
- General comments about features/behaviours
observed in passing and failing candidates in the CSA (word,
303kb)
- Changes to the MRCGP with effect from
September 2010:
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Description of changes
(taken from an article in RCGP News, July 2010)
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Changes to the CSA - Frequently asked
questions
- The dates of assessments in 2010-2011 are
available here:
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Applied Knowledge Test (AKT)
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Clinical Skills Assessment (CSA)
- AKT - Frequently asked questions (word,
44.5kb)
About the MRCGP
Since August 2007 there is a single training and assessment
system for UK trained doctors wishing to obtain a CCT (Certificate
of Completion of Training) in General Practice. Satisfactory
completion of the scheme is an essential requirement for entry to
the General Medical Council’s GP Register and for membership of the
Royal College of General Practitioners. The MRCGP is an integrated
assessment programme that includes three components:
Applied Knowledge Test (AKT)
Clinical Skills Assessment (CSA)
Workplace-Based Assessment (WPBA)
Each of these is independent and tests different skills but
together they cover the curriculum for specialty training for
general practice. Evidence for the workplace-based
assessment is collected in the Trainee eportfolio of each GP
trainee.
Guides and Useful
Resources
Please email any enquiries concerning
MRCGP to exams@rcgp.org.uk