Commonly Quoted Literature Evidence for Postgraduate Orthopaedic Exams

Description

The video transcript provides a detailed overview of a session focused on the importance of commonly quoted evidence in orthopedic exams. The session is facilitated by a group of mentors who volunteer to support participants in their studies. The session covers various essential topics, including:



1. **Introduction by the Host**: The host greets participants and introduces the mentors present, praising their contributions to the program.



2. **Mentorship Engagement**: Participants are encouraged to interact with mentors, who will answer questions at the end of the presentation.



3. **Overview of Evidence in Exams**: The speaker emphasizes the significance of presenting evidence logically and coherently to score high marks in examinations.



4. **Types of Evidence**: It discusses the different types of studies recognized in evidence-based orthopedics, such as randomized controlled trials, cohort studies, and expert opinions, illustrating their relevance to clinical practice.



5. **Structured Presentation of Evidence**: Participants are guided on how to effectively cite evidence, including stating study types, conclusions, and relevant statistics, to enhance their responses during exams.



6. **Examples and Case Studies**: The speaker references several influential studies and articles related to orthopedic practices, emphasizing their importance for exam preparation. The discussion includes notable papers on topics like joint osteoarthritis, clavicle fractures, and rehabilitation strategies in orthopedic conditions.



7. **Regulatory Guidelines**: The host advises on the necessity of knowing established guidelines (such as NICE guidelines) to demonstrate safe and up-to-date medical practices during exams.



8. **Questions and Discussion**: At the end of the training session, participants are invited to ask questions, facilitating an interactive environment for clarification and deeper understanding.



The session concludes with a reminder about claiming CPD points and transitioning to Viva sessions, reinforcing the mentoring structure and peer-learning ethos present throughout the training.

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