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	Notes For The Mrcp by Nick Balcombe
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The MRCP examinations often appear daunting and to many candidates a seemingly insurmountable hurdle. Preparing for the MRCP requires candidates to absorb a large amount of factual information. To assist with this process many candidates compile their own lists of causes key points associations etc but to do this accurately consumes valuable revision time. In addition to factual knowledge clever tactics and well-planned revision and examination strategies are crucial to passing the examinations. Notes for the MRCP will be an invaluable aid in revising for and passing the MRCP examinations by providing candidates with comprehensive lists of notes systematically organised covering all of the major areas needed for the MRCP examinations. It will also provide detailed advice on revision and examination techniques that will improve candidates` chances of passing. This book will be an invaluable aid for candidates approaching both Part 1 and Part 2 of the examinations and also provides up-to-date details of and hints for passing the new PACES examination.ISBN - 9781900603478

Pages : 416

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Notes For The Mrcp

by Nick Balcombe