I hope you all had a chance to accumulate the suggested OGRM journal titles. I have given few of the Gynaecological titles I found quite helpful in exam prep. …
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OGRM Titles I read- Part1
OGRM topics are reviewed and published every 2-3 years. Therefore I recommend that you read the latest edition. I have listed down the articles I found useful: …
An Introduction to OGRM Journal
What's OGRM? It's a medical journal and the abbreviation means - Obstetrics and Gynaecology Reproductive Medicine. It was previously known as 'Current', or was it something else? Well, I'm not sure on that. ;)There is NO hard and fixed rule when it comes to reading OGRM.I have read many a …
To DO or Not to DO?
Okay, So the deadline for next MRCOG Part 2 exam applications closes at 4pm (UK time) on Thursday 19 April 2018.The big question is, am I ready to give this exam?Do I have enough time to finish studying?Should I apply for this time or the next, or the next after that?Many out there …
TOGs you should not miss – Part 3
Hope you all had a chance to collect and skim through some of the Obstetrics topics, including the ones I mentioned in my last post on TOGs -Part 1.Many had asked me where to get TOG. Well, I down loaded it from Wiley Online Library. But it's not a free journal.I had access via my …
TOGs you should not miss – Part 2
I can't emphasise more on how important to read all the TOGs if possible, nevertheless these are the topics I have read and you should too.Medical Disease In Pregnancy:Asthma in Pregnancy- 2013 Thrombocytopenia in Pregnancy SSD & Alpha Thalassaemia in Pregnancy-2013 Skin …