Observed arrival · 2026-09-08
The PACES Club, where doctors practise the awkward bits
A Trinidad-and-Tobago community helping doctors prepare for MRCP(UK) PACES through ward practice, peer teaching, seminars, and candid feedback.
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The program divides preparation into three five-week phases, moving from station orientation and clinical skills to intensive practice, then presentation clarity and higher-level discussion. Its sessions are grounded in bedside repetition: candidates examine real patients, present cases, practise communication, and receive peer or mentor feedback. The listed CRAM Sesh adds small-group timed stations and direct examiner feedback, while the site says further seminars are still being built around difficult-to-practise parts of PACES.
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