Tag: sca

SCA Success: Crushing Imposter Syndrome

Are you struggling with the SCA exam? I passed SCA exam 1st time, With the score of 87.5, I have been lost for words and possibly still in the state of shock. Thank you for believing and supporting me through this journey and preparation. Feeling overwhelmed by expectations, pressure, and a nagging voice saying, “You […]

SCA Practice: Vaccine Hesitancy

As you prepare for the MRCGP SCA, getting comfortable with challenging clinical encounters is essential. A common scenario involves the worried parent. SCA Case Demonstration Imagine this: A concerned mother calls your practice, unsure about vaccinating her son. How do you respond with confidence, clarity and empathy? Let’s break down the consultation step by step, […]

Top 10 SCA Exam Tips Every Trainee Should Know

The MRCGP: Simulated Consultation Assessment (SCA) is a challenging exam known to cause anxiety among trainees. This guide will give you 10 actionable tips to help you build confidence and pass SCA. 1. Develop a growth mindset Your mindset plays a key role in your success. While the SCA is undoubtedly a high-pressure assessment, embracing […]

Don’t Risk Failing the SCA Exam: 5 Must-Know Tips to Pass

The Simulated Consultation Assessment (SCA) is a challenging exam GP trainees need to pass to qualify as independent GPs. What sets high-performing candidates apart is their ability to recognise patterns and confidently navigate complex, uncertain scenarios. Pattern recognition is developed through exposure to diverse patient interactions and deliberate practice. In this article, you’ll discover five […]

SCA Exam Tips from Neighbour

Feeling anxious about the SCA exam? Many candidates face self-doubt and uncertainty, but here’s the truth: with the right approach, you can pass the SCA with clarity and confidence. In this article, Roger Neighbour, a leading expert in the art of GP consultations uncover strategies that can help you excel. His practical advice sheds light […]

MRCGP SCA: From Setbacks to Sucess

Imagine staring at your Simulated Consultation Assessment (SCA) results and seeing the number 69. Your heart sinks. You’ve spent months sacrificing sleep, time with loved ones and your own peace of mind, only to fall short. Twice. For Dr. Amaoge, an ST3 GP trainee, this was her reality. She was no stranger to hard work […]