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OSCE Preparation Course
Location: Toronto - Univ. of Toronto Med. School Campus
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2012-04-25 - 2012-04-29
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
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This course is designed to help students develop the skills they need to pass Part II (OSCE) of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s (PEBC) Qualifying Examination. Structured over 5 days this course includes a mix of classroom instruction, role playing, individual and group exercises. The program focuses on the most heavily weighted portions on the exam, including communication skills and competency in delivering pharmaceutical care. Three full days of OSCEs are held as part of the course, complete with standardized patient actors, licensed pharmacists as evaluators. This course is taught in a
hospital-based real OSCE test facility (located near Queen's Park Subway Station) at University of Toronto's Medical School Campus. Class size is limited and the OSCE stations are unshared (i.e. 1 student per OSCE station). Includes a pre-class packet that students must complete before the course.
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OSCE Preparation Course
Location: Toronto - Michener Institute of Applied Health Sciences
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2012-05-10 - 2012-05-14
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
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| This course is designed to help students develop the skills they need to pass Part II (OSCE) of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s (PEBC) Qualifying Examination. Structured over 5 days this course includes a mix of classroom instruction, role playing, individual and group exercises. The program focuses on the most heavily weighted portions on the exam, including communication skills and competency in delivering pharmaceutical care. Three full days of OSCEs are held as part of the course, complete with standardized patient actors, licensed pharmacists as evaluators. This course is taught in a
real OSCE test facility (located near St. Patrick Subway Station). Class size is limited and the OSCE stations are unshared (i.e. 1 student per OSCE station). Includes a pre-class packet that students must complete before the course.
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OSCE Preparation Course
Location: Vancouver - Transit and SkyTrain accessible location
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2012-04-18 - 2012-04-22
09:30 AM - 04:30 PM |
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This course is designed to help students develop the skills they need to pass Part II (OSCE) of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s (PEBC) Qualifying Examination. Structured over 5 days this course includes a mix of classroom instruction, role playing, individual and group exercises. The program focuses on the most heavily weighted portions on the exam, including communication skills and competency in delivering pharmaceutical care. complete with standardized patient actors, licensed pharmacists as evaluators.
The course is taught in a transit and SkyTrain accessible location in the Greater Vancouver area. Class size is extremely limited and the OSCE stations are held in a private room and are unshared (i.e. 1 student per OSCE station). Includes a pre-class packet that students must complete before the course.
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OSCE Preparation Course
Location: Toronto - Michener Institute of Applied Health Sciences
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2012-05-16 - 2012-05-20
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
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This course is designed to help students develop the skills they need to pass Part II (OSCE) of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s (PEBC) Qualifying Examination. Structured over 5 days this course includes a mix of classroom instruction, role playing, individual and group exercises. The program focuses on the most heavily weighted portions on the exam, including communication skills and competency in delivering pharmaceutical care. Three full days of OSCEs are held as part of the course, complete with standardized patient actors, licensed pharmacists as evaluators. This course is taught in a
real OSCE test facility (located near St. Patrick Subway Station). Class size is limited and the OSCE stations are unshared (i.e. 1 student per OSCE station). Includes a pre-class packet that students must complete before the course.
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Mock OSCE the day before the exam
Location: Toronto - Michener Institute of Applied Health Sciences
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2012-05-26
12:00 PM - 04:30 PM |
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This one day OSCE is held the day before the real exam. It consists of 20 stations (which we've deliberately set to less than our usual complement of 28 to 30 stations to prevent you from becoming tired). There are no rest stations. It is designed to provide you additional practice just before your real exam.
This mock OSCE is held in a
real OSCE test facility (located near St. Patrick Subway Station).
Only a small number of spots are available and the OSCE stations are unshared (i.e. 1 student per OSCE station).
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OSCE Preparation Course
Location: Toronto - Michener Institute of Applied Health Sciences
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2012-10-10 - 2012-10-14
10:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
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This course is designed to help students develop the skills they need to pass Part II (OSCE) of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s (PEBC) Qualifying Examination. Structured over 5 days this course includes a mix of classroom instruction, role playing, individual and group exercises. The program focuses on the most heavily weighted portions on the exam, including communication skills and competency in delivering pharmaceutical care. Three full days of OSCEs are held as part of the course, complete with standardized patient actors, licensed pharmacists as evaluators. This course is taught in a
real OSCE test facility (located near St. Patrick Subway Station). Class size is limited and the OSCE stations are unshared (i.e. 1 student per OSCE station). Includes a pre-class packet that students must complete before the course.
Cost before July 31, 2012: $1900 + Tax
Cost after July 31, 2012: $2000 + Tax
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OSCE Preparation Course
Location: Vancouver - Transit and SkyTrain accessible location
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2012-09-26 - 2012-09-30
09:30 AM - 04:30 PM |
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This course is designed to help students develop the skills they need to pass Part II (OSCE) of the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada’s (PEBC) Qualifying Examination. Structured over 5 days this course includes a mix of classroom instruction, role playing, individual and group exercises. The program focuses on the most heavily weighted portions on the exam, including communication skills and competency in delivering pharmaceutical care. complete with standardized patient actors, licensed pharmacists as evaluators.
The course is taught in a transit and SkyTrain accessible location in the Greater Vancouver area. Class size is extremely limited and the OSCE stations are held in a private room and are unshared (i.e. 1 student per OSCE station). Includes a pre-class packet that students must complete before the course. Please note: the date of this course is approximate and will be sometime in September/October 2012.
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