First things first, my previous study strategy needed to be revised if I was to secure a passing grade on the MRCS part B resit. Despite falling by a narrow margin, it still wasn’t a pass, and I knew I required significant improvement. My first attempt was very independent, with minimal conferring. However, recognising the […]
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Reflecting on my first attempt at the MRCS Part B exam, I am reminded of a powerful truth – the same tactics that brought me success in the past do not guarantee it in the future. Working hard with the wrong strategy is a guarantee for failed outcomes. I learned this the hard way. My
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I’m thrilled to share insights from our recent publication, “Catalysing global surgery: a meta-research study on factors affecting surgical research collaborations with Africa.” The study was published in BMC Systematic Reviews and is a testament to my passion for enhancing global surgical collaboration, particularly with African institutions. The backdrop of our study is the stark
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As I look back on my journey towards passing the MRCS, it is now apparent that it began with a serendipitous decision to enrol in an online distance learning MSc in Surgical Sciences at the University of Edinburgh. My primary aim was to enhance my clinical and basic science knowledge in order to improve my
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