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Paediatrics

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Radiology
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The Unofficial Guide to
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The Unofficial Guide Webinars
Obstetric and Gynaecology Textbook Series
The Unofficial Guide to Obstetrics and Gynaecology, from the award winning Unofficial Guide to Medicine series is being converted into a weekly interactive webinar series.The series will cover key high yield obstetrics and gynaecology topics, which coincide with the chapters covered in the UGTM textbook. There will be an opportunity to ask questions to specialists after every session and test your own knowledge with exam style MCQ’s.
Paediatric Textbook Series
We are very pleased to launch our second textbook series, covering key high yield paediatric topics, which correspond to key chapters covered in the UGTM textbook. There will be an opportunity to ask questions to trainees after every session and test your own knowledge with exam style MCQ’s.
Key Clinical Cases
These webinars aims to cover a key clinical case in various disciplines. The session will be interactive allowing participant engagement throughout the case. There will be opportunities for Q&A at the end.
The UGTM Journal Club
These sessions will cover different journal articles which have a key importance in the practice of medicine, run by junior doctors with an interest in journal articles and a desire to make them more accessible to their peers.
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