You can then use our ‘Group Study Mode’ to assign roles (e.g. student, examiner, patient) for each station easily using a PIN. Look through the document several times and make sure that all fields are completed with the correct information.

Decide on what type of eSignature to create. There are three variants; an uploaded, typed or drawn eSignature. Our advanced AI technology lets you chat naturally with our range of simulated patients to practice your history taking and clinical reasoning skills. A Viva can only be applied once per OSCE exam. It cannot be applied to silent written stations, or to rectify poor technique in a practical skill station. It can be applied by the examiner only when the timer reaches zero and if the examiner recognises an omission within the station time. The Viva involves a question being asked by an examiner, and the candidate will have an opportunity to provide a verbal rectification e.g., that s/he omitted to add a signature to a record. As part of the Viva, candidates are not allowed to amend any records already made and are not permitted to demonstrate clinical skills.Add a legally-binding e-signature. Go to Sign -> Add New Signature and select the option you prefer: type, draw, or upload an image of your handwritten signature and place it where you need it. Our OSCE bank (a.k.a. OSCE cases) is ideal for students at all stages of training, including those wanting to practice OSCE stations for medical finals. We also provide free sample OSCE stations for all of the station types. New: AI virtual patients

Log in to your signNow account. In case you haven’t created it yet, it is possible to be done, using Google or Facebook. If your OSCE is in less than seven working days, please call us on 020 7333 6600. Getting your result Once we've confirmed that you need to take the Test of Competence, you can book and pay for your OSCE with one of our test providers. Applying for readmission The Viva does not change the level of preparation candidates need to undertake for the test and there are no plans currently to make changes to the published marking criteria. The Viva will not require new or additional learning and will not apply to those candidates that make errors in the test which constitute serious patient safety concerns.

Preparing for your OSCE

You may be able to appeal if you believe that the process was compromised during the exam or an irregularity occurred in the conduct of the examination. We’ve produced a brief video showing you how you can create your own OSCE stations and then organise them into circuits to share with others. 🙂 Four stations are linked together around a scenario: the APIE (one station for assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation)