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Medical School Interviews Book
Third edition of the UK's best selling book on medical school interviews contains up to date information on NHS current issues and extensive advice on how to handle MMI-style interviews. This book presents an in-depth look at over 150 medical school interview questions. The book provides you with techniques to address the various types of questions, analyses good and bad examples of answers, teaches you how to add depth to your answers and how to answer those difficult ethical scenarios and lateral thinking questions.
Authors: Olivier Picard, Jaiden Townsend
ISBN: 978-1905812295
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Overview
If someone asked you: “Why do you want to study Medicine?”, or “What is the worst mistake that you have made?”, would you crumble, would you answer with the same cliché as the next candidate, or would you come up with an effective answer?
How About:
- Should doctors show a good example to patients?
- Do you think that sending a man to the moon was money well spent?
- Under what circumstances would it be acceptable to lie?
These are all questions that have been asked at real interviews for medical Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) school entry in the past few years.
This book contains all the tools you need to answer all the questions you can expect to be asked on the day in one easy-to-read practical guide.
Areas Covered
- Detailed information on selection criteria
- Invaluable background knowledge on the history of Medicine, the NHS, ethics and other key issues
- Comprehensive explanations on how to answer questions testing your motivation, interest in medical issues, interpersonal skills & personal insight, critical thinking (including ethics), innovation & creativity.
- Examples of ineffective and effective answers
- Techniques to handle MMI stations effectively
- Information on body language and dress code
By reading the explanations and examples provided and applying them to your own circumstances, you will acquire new techniques, find your own style, and get one step closer to getting a place at your chosen Medical School.