Specialty Exam Guides Internal Medicine
How to Structure MRCP PACES Clinical Consultations
UK guide to structuring MRCP(UK) Part 2 Clinical Examination (PACES) consultations: how to open, branch, and close answers in Stations 2 and 5.
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Published guide articles for Internal Medicine viva, SOE, oral-board, and clinical exam preparation.
Specialty Exam Guides Internal Medicine
UK guide to structuring MRCP(UK) Part 2 Clinical Examination (PACES) consultations: how to open, branch, and close answers in Stations 2 and 5.
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UK trainees: a clear guide to the current MRCP PACES format — five stations, eight encounters, timing, and what examiners score in each station.
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UK MRCP(UK) Part 2 Clinical Examination (PACES) consultation prep roadmap for Stations 2 and 5, with timing, answer structure and mock viva tips.
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UK MRCP PACES guide to acute presentations and safety priorities: red-flag phrases, safe answer structure, and examiner-friendly wording to say aloud.
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UK MRCP PACES guide to high-yield core medical presentations: the cases, domains and answer frameworks most likely to score across stations.
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UK MRCP PACES communication skills guide: how examiners score patient communication, clinical explanation, empathy and professionalism in PACES23.
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UK guide to common MRCP PACES mistakes: timing, physical signs, structure and patient concerns, with practical fixes for trainees.
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UK MRCP(UK) PACES exam week checklist: what to practise, what to pack, and how to stay calm and structured in the final 7 days before the clinical exam.
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UK MRCP PACES candidates can use AI mock vivas to sharpen consultation structure, communication and examiner answers while keeping bedside practice central.
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