Crammer's Corner

Chawathey, Kunal

doi:10.1177/1755738016684152

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Ground Rules For Csa Practise2

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“…. Ensure that you are covering the new RCGP curriculum as you practise for the CSA (Chawathey, 2019) If you would like to contribute to Crammer's Corner please contact us at editorialoffice@innovaitjournal.co.uk.…”

Section: Ground Rules For Csa Practisementioning

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Crammer’s Corner

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2020

InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice

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Feedback from GP trainees often suggests a dearth of cases for Clinical Skills Assessment (CSA) practise, especially within study groups. CSA books attempt to bridge this gap, but they need constant updating to ensure they are in tune with the latest treatment guidelines. In this article, Dr Kunal Chawathey explains how trainees can greatly improve their preparation for the CSA by generating their own scenarios based on actual consultations.

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Section: Ground Rules For Csa Practisementioning

confidence: 99%