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Why trainees fail mock MRCPsych clinical examinations

A personal view

Gelligron, Gelligron Road, Pontardawe, Swansea SA8 4LU

The clinical examination is the cornerstone of the MRCPsych Parts I and II. Trainees frequently prepare for the clinical by practising in a mock examination setting. One person's experience in examining candidates in mock clinical examinations is reported and an approach to the clinical examination is described. Some of the common pitfalls are highlighted.

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