MRCP PACES Preparation Tips: How to Start Strong for Your Exam If you’re looking for MRCP PACES preparation tips for the October 2025 diet or beyond, this guide will help you build confidence and structure your revision effectively from the start. Whether you’re a first-time candidate or returning to improve your score, a strong start […]
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7 Critical PACES Exam Mistakes in Your Final Weeks — and How to Avoid Them PACES exam mistakes can sneak up on even the most well-prepared candidates — especially in the final few weeks before the exam. At Ealing PACES, we’ve worked with thousands of trainees, and we’ve seen the same avoidable errors crop up
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Want to pass MRCP PACES on your first attempt? Read our expert MRCP PACES tips and get 1:1 personalised feedback with our proven coaching course.
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As you gear up for the MRCP PACES exam, it’s crucial to be familiar with the fresh format rolling out in 2023. Here’s what you need to know in a nutshell: For MRCP PACES candidates, understanding the carousel’s layout is key. Here’s what you should know: Station 1: Focuses on two 10-minute scenarios: one for
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I’m going to show you how to examine the lower limbs. Obviously, there are lots of other diagnoses that we can see in the lower limbs, but we’re going to have a look at one particular case today. So remember, that gait is part of the lower limb examination and I would advise you to
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“Hi, my name is Dr Al-Hussaini and I’m going to take you through doing a cardiovascular examination in the next few minutes. Is it okay if I examine your heart?” “Yes.”
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My name is Katie Sidle and I am a Neurology Consultant. I’m going to talk you through how to examine and present a patient with Parkinson’s disease. One of the first things you need to do in Neurology is: observe. . .
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Some experienced examiners do not advise candidates to wear their stethoscope around their neck. Whilst you may see people do this a lot on the wards or on TV medical dramas, some examiners may feel it is unprofessional. When I was studying for my MRCP PACES exam, my registrars all advised me to avoid wearing
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Welcome to the new Ealing PACES Website! The best way to get a feel about Ealing PACES is to watch our promo video. You can also read about how Ealing PACES started and how the courses are organised as well as learn more about our pool of qualified and experienced teachers. Don’t forget to read and watch testimonials
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