An objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) is a practical assessment that enables examiners to evaluate a candidate’s clinical skills and knowledge in either a real or simulated clinical environment. To perform well in the OSCE, candidates must adopt a systematic approach to examining patients and communicate their findings clearly and concisely to the examiners. This chapter provides guidance on conducting patient examinations, presenting findings, and offers strategies for effectively answering questions from the examiners.

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OSCE Technique: Do’s and Don’ts

  • Timothy H. M. Fung,
  • Winfried M. K. Amoaku

摘要

An objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) is a practical assessment that enables examiners to evaluate a candidate’s clinical skills and knowledge in either a real or simulated clinical environment. To perform well in the OSCE, candidates must adopt a systematic approach to examining patients and communicate their findings clearly and concisely to the examiners. This chapter provides guidance on conducting patient examinations, presenting findings, and offers strategies for effectively answering questions from the examiners.