Welcome to MRCP Syndrome: Chase Your MRCP Dream! MRCP Syndrome is a premier online platform tailored for medical professionals aspiring to excel in the highly competitive MRCP (UK) and MRCP (Ireland) examinations. Founded and mentored by the visionary and accomplished physician, Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan, whose unparalleled expertise and guidance have been instrumental in shaping the success of countless candidates, MRCP Syndrome has become a trusted name in the field of postgraduate medical education. MRCP Syndrome platform is designed to empower medical professionals with the knowledge, resources, and guidance necessary to excel in their MRCP journey. Built on the core principles of expertise, accessibility, and success-driven learning, MRCP Syndrome is your partner in achieving MRCP excellence. MRCP (UK) and MRCP (Ireland): An Overview The Membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians (MRCP) qualifications are globally recognized benchmarks for excellence in internal medicine. The MRCP (UK) and MRCP (Ireland) exams assess a candidate’s clinical knowledge, diagnostic reasoning, and practical skills, making them essential milestones for doctors aiming to advance their careers. These rigorous exams require strategic preparation, comprehensive understanding, and a methodical approach—all of which MRCP Syndrome is dedicated to providing. MRCP (UK) MRCP (UK) Part 1 and Part 2 written examinations The MRCP(UK) Diploma and Specialty Certificate Examinations are designed to test the skills, knowledge, and Behaviour of the doctors during training. MRCP(UK) Diploma has three parts: MRCP(UK) Part 1 MRCP(UK) Part 2 Written MRCP(UK) Part 2 Clinical (PACES) Successful completion of the entire three-part examination is required before you can start specialist internal medicine training in the UK. All the MRCP(UK) and Specialty Certificate Examinations are approved by the General Medical Council (GMC) as part of the UK postgraduate medical training program and follow the UK curricula and guidelines. Part 1 The MRCP(UK) Part 1 is the entry-level exam accessible to doctors with a minimum of 12 months' postgraduate experience in medical employment. It covers a broad range of topics to ensure the level of knowledge is appropriate to physicians at the beginning of postgraduate training. MRCP(UK) tests the acquisition of a representative sample of medical knowledge, skills, and behavior as specified in the UK Specialty Training Curriculum for Core Medical Training / Internal Medicine Training. Part 1 is the first component of a sequence of assessments intended to match the progression of trainees undertaking the Core Medical Training / Internal Medical Training program in the UK, adding unique information and building on previous assessments. Knowledge as an essential base for the practice of clinical reasoning Knowledge is vital as a basis for learning during postgraduate training, to develop an understanding of disease processes and their treatment. Building on the knowledge of basic medical science gained in undergraduate education, the purpose of Part 1 is to test knowledge and understanding of common and important disorders, as outlined in the UK curriculum, as well as clinical science. Knowledge and understanding of UK national guidelines are also required. Success in Part 1 indicates you not only retained the knowledge acquired during undergraduate training but that your knowledge of medicine has expanded and kept pace with developments that have occurred since graduation and continue to provide an appropriate basis for clinical decision-making. Part 1 is a valuable milestone during training and helps to prepare you for the more challenging Part 2 Written and Clinical Examinations. Clinical science forms the basis of all medical practice, and so it is an important component of the Part 1 exam. Wherever appropriate, clinical science questions will include a clinical stem, although this will not invariably be the case if such a stem would not be justified due to the nature of the question. The exam at a glance one-day exam two three-hour papers 100 multiple-choice (best of five) questions per paper no images computer-based, administered by Surpass at a test center internationally or online via a proctoring service in the UK. Part 2 The MRCP(UK) Part 2 written exam can be taken by physicians in training who have passed the MRCP(UK) Part 1 exam. It builds on the knowledge assessed in Part 1 and tests the acquisition of a representative sample of medical knowledge, skills, and behavior as specified in the UK Specialty Training Curriculum for Core Medical Training / Curriculum for Internal Medicine. The exam will test your ability to apply clinical understanding, make clinical judgments, and take responsibility for: prioritizing diagnostic or problem lists planning investigation selecting a plan for immediate management selecting a plan for long-term management assessing prognosis. The exam at a glance two papers taken on one day papers last three hours 100 multiple-choice questions (best of five) per paper questions include images computer-based, administered by Surpass online via a proctoring service in the UK and internationally. PACES The MRCP(UK) Part 2 Clinical Examination (Practical Assessment of Clinical Examination Skills - PACES) is designed to test the clinical knowledge and skills of trainee doctors who hope to enter higher specialist training (ST3). You must have passed the Part 1 written exam within the last 7 years before taking PACES. The exam sets rigorous standards to ensure your competence across a range of skills and you are ready to provide a high standard of care to patients. What's involved in PACES? You are assessed on your ability to carry out essential clinical skills. There are five clinical stations where there are either patients with a given condition or trained stand-ins (surrogates). At each station, there are two independent examiners who will observe and evaluate the candidates' performance. PACES at a glance half-day examination takes place in a clinical setting (hospital or clinical skills center) assesses seven core skills five stations eight patient encounters MRCP (Ireland) Similar in structure to MRCP (UK), the MRCP (Ireland) exam also evaluates a candidate’s medical acumen and practical competencies. It’s highly regarded globally and opens doors to international medical careers. MRCPI in General Medicine An internationally recognised qualification in General Medicine Membership of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (MRCPI) is an internationally-recognised benchmark of excellence, valued by healthcare employers worldwide. MRCPI is achieved through examination. MRCPI in General Medicine is accredited by the Medical Council of Ireland as the foremost knowledge-based assessment for internal medicine in Ireland and an essential component of specialist training in Ireland. The MRCPI in General Medicine qualification is recognized by the General Medical Council in the UK. This means that international medical graduates can apply for full registration with a license to practice in the UK if they hold an MRCPI in General Medicine. The exam consists of three components: General Medicine Part I General Medicine Part II Written General Medicine Part II Clinical Summary The MRCPI in General Medicine examination is accredited by the Medical Council of Ireland as the foremost knowledge-based assessment for internal medicine in Ireland. If you are undertaking Basic Specialist Training in Ireland, achieving MRCPI means you are ready to apply to enter Higher Specialist Training, the final stage of training before independent practice. Exam Structure The MRCPI General Medicine Part I examination consists of one paper with 100 Single Best Answer questions. You have three hours to complete the exam. There is no negative marking, and each question is equally weighted, so we advise you to attempt all questions. Single Best Answer questions consist of a 'vignette' (clinical scenario) followed by five possible answers. You must select the single best answer. The questions in this paper are selected to achieve a balanced spread across medical specialties, the sciences underlying evidence-based medical practice, and the basic skills required in general medicine. In general, the questions will be on common or important diseases in hospital or community practice. At least 75% of the questions will concern direct clinical care of inpatients and outpatients in hospital medical practice. Correct answers will be within up-to-date guidelines for diagnosis and management. Basic science questions may cover anatomy, bacteriology, biochemistry, ethics, genetics, immunology, metabolism, physiology, principles of evidence-based practice, and statistics. General Medicine Part II Written Summary The qualification of MRCPI in General Medicine shows potential employers that you have advanced knowledge of General Medicine. The MRCPI General Medicine Part II Written exam can be taken via remote invigilation from anywhere in the world. Exam Structure The MRCPI General Medicine Part II Written exam consists of two papers, each containing 75 Single Best Answer questions about the diagnosis and management of patients. The vignettes (clinical scenarios) in Part II questions are generally longer and more descriptive than in Part I examination. Interpretation of investigation and quick data analysis are required. There are no basic science questions. The exam lasts five hours in total; each paper is 2.5 hours long. Currently, there is a 90-minute break between papers (applicable for remote invigilation). There is no negative marking, and each question is equally weighted, so we advise you to attempt all questions. GM Part II Written is now held online, via remote invigilation. Candidates may sit the exam anywhere in the world, provided they have a reliable internet connection. General Medicine Part II Clinical Summary The MRCPI General Medicine Part II Clinical exam assesses your clinical skills, for example, your ability to take a history, perform clinical examinations, and formulate investigation and management plans. Exam Structure Clinical examinations are conducted in multiple locations, including Ireland, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Oman. Candidates are required to assess two 25-minute-long cases and five 10-minute short cases, one of which involves a communication and ethics interaction with a role player Long case stations Each long case station lasts 25 minutes. An instruction will be given to you verbally by the station’s examiner upon entry You have 20 minutes in which to take a history from a patient while observed by the examiner and to perform a focused and directed examination. A 10-minute notification will be given. You will then have five minutes to discuss investigations and management. Long case stations There are five short case stations. Four of the stations will have a patient. The fifth station focuses on communication and will have a role player instead of a patient. In the first six minutes at each station, you will be asked to examine the patient and elicit and interpret physical signs. During the next four minutes, the examiner will ask questions relevant to the clinical examination that you have just carried out (e.g. signs present, differential diagnosis, management plan) The Vision Behind MRCP Syndrome At the heart of MRCP Syndrome lies a mission to simplify and streamline the MRCP preparation journey. Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan, the platform’s founder and mentor, has poured his extensive experience, academic excellence, and teaching expertise into creating a robust learning ecosystem. Dr. Hasan’s vision is to empower medical professionals with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to succeed in their exams and excel in their clinical careers. Why Choose MRCP Syndrome? MRCP Syndrome stands out as a comprehensive and innovative platform designed to meet the unique needs of MRCP aspirants. Here’s why: 1. Expert-Led Guidance Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan brings years of experience in MRCP training and mentorship. His insights, proven strategies, and personalized guidance ensure that candidates are equipped with the tools they need to succeed. 2. Comprehensive Study Materials The platform offers meticulously curated study resources that cover the breadth and depth of the MRCP syllabus. These materials are designed to simplify complex topics, making them accessible and easy to understand. 3. Structured Learning Plans MRCP Syndrome provides well-organized study schedules and preparation strategies tailored to individual needs. Whether you are preparing for Part 1, Part 2, or PACES, the platform offers step-by-step guidance to help you stay on track. 4. Practice-Oriented Approach Success in the MRCP exams depends heavily on practice. MRCP Syndrome offers: Mock Tests: Simulating the real exam environment. Practice Questions: Covering all key topics and difficulty levels. Exam Techniques: Tips and strategies to approach questions effectively. 5. Personalized Mentorship One-on-one mentorship from Dr. Hasan ensures that each candidate receives personalized attention, constructive feedback, and motivation throughout their preparation journey. 6. Community and Collaboration MRCP Syndrome fosters a vibrant community of learners. The platform encourages interaction, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration, creating a supportive network for aspirants. Core Features of MRCP Syndrome 1. Dynamic & Flexible Online Learning Platform The website is designed with user-friendly navigation and interactive features, ensuring a seamless learning experience. From accessing study materials to participating in discussion forums, everything is just a click away. 2. Comprehensive Course Modules MRCP Syndrome offers: Part 1 Preparation: Covering fundamental knowledge and essential principles. Part 2 Preparation: Focusing on advanced clinical reasoning and problem-solving. PACES Preparation: Practical training to enhance clinical examination skills. 3. Interactive Learning Tools The platform integrates innovative tools such as: Video lecture tutorials by Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan. Interactive quizzes for self-assessment. Case studies and clinical scenarios to enhance application-based learning. 4. Regular Updates and Insights Stay updated with the latest developments in MRCP exams, including syllabus changes, exam patterns, and important announcements. MRCP Syndrome ensures that aspirants are always well-informed. About the Founder: Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan is a distinguished name in the medical fraternity, known for his unwavering commitment to academic excellence and mentorship. With years of experience in preparing candidates for MRCP examinations, Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan brings a wealth of knowledge and insight that is unparalleled. With a deep understanding of the MRCP examination process and an unwavering commitment to teaching, Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan has mentored countless students to success. His unique ability to break down complex medical concepts into digestible knowledge sets him apart as a mentor. Under his guidance, MRCP Syndrome has become a beacon of hope for aspirants worldwide. Academic and Professional Achievements Acclaimed mentor with an impressive track record of guiding students to success in MRCP (UK) and MRCP (Ireland). Renowned for his innovative teaching methodologies and result-oriented strategies. A dedicated physician with a passion for advancing medical education. Mentorship Philosophy Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan believes in fostering a personalized and interactive learning environment. His approach emphasizes: Simplifying complex medical concepts for better understanding. Encouraging active learning through case-based discussions and real-life scenarios. Providing constructive feedback and tailored study plans. Testimonials from Successful Candidates "MRCP Syndrome transformed my preparation journey. Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan’s mentorship and the platform’s resources made all the difference. I highly recommend it to anyone aiming for MRCP success." "The structured learning plans and practice-oriented approach of MRCP Syndrome are unmatched. Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan’s insights and support were invaluable in my journey to achieving MRCP." "From the comprehensive materials to the personalized guidance, MRCP Syndrome Join the MRCP Syndrome Community Today Whether you’re just starting your MRCP journey or looking for that extra edge to cross the finish line, MRCP Syndrome is your ultimate partner in success. With Dr. Ahad Nazmul Hasan’s guidance and a wealth of resources at your disposal, you’re not just preparing for an exam—you’re building a brighter future. With expert mentorship, comprehensive resources, and a commitment to excellence, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our community today and take the first step toward achieving your professional aspirations. Contact Us: Stay connected and take the first step toward your MRCP success. Reach out to us at: Website: https://mrcpsyndrome.co.uk WhatsApp: https://wa.link/mrcpsyndromecourses Telegram: https://t.me/mrcpsyndrome Telegram Group: MRCP Part 1: https://t.me/+c6shWLoPLX9kMGFl Telegram Group: MRCP Part 2: https://t.me/+7X5WPpcsQiBkNzA1 Instagram: https://instagram.com/mrcpsyndrome Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/mrcpsyndrome Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mrcpsyndrome E-mail: [email protected] Embark on your MRCP journey with confidence. Welcome to MRCP Syndrome!
General Medicine Part I
