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A timed OSCE circuit tests a different skill from one good station: can you stay present by station four? Try a six-station practice run, then note one communication habit that held up and one to revisit. OslerAI supports full circuits. oslerai.ca/#features
Before ending a practice patient conversation, try a brief recap: what you heard, what matters most to the patient, and the next step. Ask what you missed. A clear close is a skill worth practising out loud. oslerai.ca/
A patient conversation isn't the whole station. After a practice case, say your next step out loud: what supports it, and what might change it? OslerAI includes post-encounter questions to help you practise that reasoning. oslerai.ca/
Quarter-end practice shoutout: Anan Mohamad is first on OslerAI’s public Q3 leaderboard right now. Nice work, Anan! To everyone putting in reps, keep showing up for the next patient conversation. oslerai.ca/leaderboard
When a patient hesitates, that pause is part of the station. Try acknowledging the concern, giving them room, and checking back later. Then debrief how your response changed the conversation. OslerAI lets you practise patient conversations out loud: oslerai.ca/
📅 MCCQE update: the MCC lists one extended 2026 session from Aug 19 to Oct 21. Confirm your own date and location in your Prometric confirmation. Appointments are in person; remote proctoring is no longer offered.
mcc.ca/examinations-assessme…
Small randomized study, useful OSCE practice nudge: 48 Thai medical students scored higher after spaced deliberate practice with immediate feedback than one conventional session. Small, single-school study; not NAC outcomes.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3987…
Excited to share we successfully ran an #OSCE pilot project with the Internal Medicine residents at the @OttawaHospital using one of our simulated, standardized patients. Lots of great feedback and some lessons learned. Stay tuned for the results.