With the end of OSCE, GPs share memories of exam day trauma

Not everyone has positive memories of the role-playing exam being scrapped by the RACGP
Geir O'Rourke
Dr Paul Muthiah.
Dr Paul Muthiah.

Humiliation and head injuries: these are some of the obstacles that GPs have overcome when taking the OSCE.

The clinical role-playing exam using actors has been one of the rites of passage faced by thousands of doctors on the pathway to RACGP fellowship.