Very Useful.

AM
Queen's Hospital, Romford

A long hard day but high yield stuff.

RH
Torbay District General Hospital, Torquay

Relevant.

AM
Queen's Hospital, Romford

Very nicely organised, very good presentations.

FL
Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre, Birmingham

Very good.

AA
Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre, Birmingham

Very good.

AA
Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre, Birmingham

Excellent.

NA
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, Norwich

Excellent.

MU
Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton

Very good course.

WS
Wrexham Maelor Hospital, Wrexham

Impressed.

OF
Royal Brompton Hospital, London

Worth attending it.

MU
University hospital Galway, Ireland

Excellent.

AS
John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford

Good.

MH
Newham General Hospital, London

High professionalism, friendly environment, very relevant to the exam.

VP
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore

Good, knowledgeable faculty, relevant.

AT
Morriston Hospital, Swansea

It was overall a very comprehensive cover of important topics.

NG
Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore Co.Offaly

Good structure and pace. Not too much overload despite covering a wide range of topics.

NB
University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

Good organization. The contents of the course were good and relevant. The presentations were clear.Would be recommending it to others preparing for the exam.

RZ
Russells Hall Hospital, Dudley

A long day but very useful and made much easier by engaging faculty.

CB
Royal United Hospital, Bath

Very relevant teaching close to the exam. Very difficult to get all topics into one day but it was appropriatefor this stage.

WC
Wexham Park Hospital, Slough

Very well thought especially the sessions by Dr Stuart- he made it very clear exactly what we needed toknow rather than making it a revision session- in all practicality that is what we want.

HSI
King George Hospital, Ilford

Well organised, High standard of faculty. Relevant for exam preparation. Content of the course wasexcellent.

MH
Bristol Royal Infirmary, Bristol

The course is excellent. Thanks for the organizers.

BH
Maternity and Children Hospital,Buraidah,Al Gassim,KSA

Most of the lecturers were very good, but unfortunately the lack of focus and timekeeping on the part ofthe ITU lecturer meant later lecturers had to rush through their material in an unsatisfactory manner. Thiswas unfair on the lecturers and on us, who did not get the full benefit of the later afternoon lectures. Thebest lecturer was the first of the day whose talk was very relevant, engaging and pretty much to time.

EB
Leicester General Hospital, Leicester

Excellent tutors and level of teaching. Very relevant and useful.

MH
Kettering General Hospital, Kettering

Very organised and experienced faculty which provided an intensive programme that helped consolidatemy knowledge in applied basic surgical sciences and critical care.

RK
Royal Preston Hospital, Preston

Very well structured and delivered. Excellent course and faculty. Good quality presentations. Relevant forexam preparation.

TE
University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

Wonderful organisation High standard of faculty. Relevant for exam preparation. Content of the coursewas excellent.

KI
Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton

Prev attendance to Part A course Felt teaching was very non engaging. Too much detail on research andpersonal practise. Want concise points of things to know. Things you can be failed on for not knowing.Not all lectures need same time- felt dragged out in a lot of lectures and could see all candidates notengaging. I really highly recommended part a course to all my juniors and colleagues. It was moreengaging in terms of things to learn and pointers for revision and it was much more intense, so I don'tthink lack of focus was a problem. I hope it gets chopped and changed a little for future candidates.

JH
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London

Very well organised. The use of different teaching materials and methods were captivating and it was acomfortable learning environment with a suitable pace for learning.

MN
University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

Very useful.

JM
Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, UK

The best MRCS course I have attended.

HD
Royal London Hospital, London, UK

Well programmed course and full use of time.

MA
Nottingham City Hospital, Nottingham, UK

Relevant to exam syllabus.

SMN
University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, UK

Great.

TB
Derriford Hospital, Plymouth, UK

Very good.

AP
Princess Royal University Hospital, Orpington, UK

Excellent.

YMG
Royal Blackburn Hospital, Blackburn, UK

Very good, better than I expected.

TM
Withybush General Hospital, Haverfordwest, UK

Overall good course but some lectures such as Bleeding, CNS pathology, pain managementwere not exam focussed. They felt like university lectures rather than information that is taughton an exam preparation course.

AM
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London, UK

Great Course. Helped me feel more confident.

EE
Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester, UK

Well organised course. Good venues/food. Very good and helpful staff (Thanks Chloe). Clinicalexaminations day was particularly useful, especially spine and shoulder examination (the Regwas clearly very experienced), same for the Hip and Knee (Mr Tandon made it really easy),Abdominal examination (again reg was very experienced and showed how to approach abdoexamination for the exam in systematic way). Great station on telephone conversation withITU consultant, was very helpful to hear advice from real ITU cons to calibrate one'sperformance. One day intensive anatomy course was just great! Prof Enoch and lady whotaught skull base/chest/solid organs were very very helpful, managed to highlight a lot ofimportant / relevant subjects for MRCS B. Definitely feel more confident now and know whatshould be improved in last weeks before the exam. Overall I really liked the course. HopeDoctors Academy will continue to organise such a great courses.

IR
St George's Hospital, London, UK

Thank goodness, I passed! I actually did quite well in the exam, and I think your course was superb! I have already recommended it to several of my friends. I was extremely concerned beforehand that it was going to demoralise me by pointing out how littele knew, but in fact it really built up my confidence, particularly after the mock OSCE! Thanks for a great course!

VS
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead

Thanks for your email. I was successful in passing my MRSC Part B and I thought your Anatomy Coursewas excellent. I have recommended it to all my colleagues who are due to sit the exam in future. I thought the course covered everything in more than enough detail. I have no suggestions other than to emphasise that all my anatomy stations started with simple questions then linked to clinical scenarios.Many thanks.

MJ
Morriston Hospital

I am glad to report that I passed the part B. I thought that the course was well organised and I have recommended it to friends. The mock OSCE on the final days was really helpful and the mark sheet helped me to focus my study in the last couple of weeks. Although very intensive, the critical care course was pitched at the right level and I achieved around 95% in this element of the exam.

JW
Royal Glamorgan Hospital

Thankfully, I was successful at my exam. I found the course very useful for the exam.

MT
West Wales General Hospital

I passed the MRCS OSCE in May 2010. The course at Cardiff University was very helpful

US
Torbay Hospital, Devon

I passed my exam with very good result. The course was useful.

NK
Ninewells Hospital, Dundee

Very good on the whole.

KK
Kent & Canterbury Hospital

Well organized good speaker.

HE
Hope hospital

Well organized good speaker.

HE
Hope hospital

Well organized, relevant.

HS
North Tyneside General Hospital

Good

SE
Morriston Hospital

Very good course.

ND
Leicester Royal Infirmary

Lectures and content were excellent. Lots covered in the day but it gave a good overview to prepare for the OSCE. Good course; will recommend it

NM
Queen's Medical Centre

Very good organization and a great course

ST
Limerick Regional Hospital

The course was very well organized. All topics presented were clinically relevant. Good presentation from the lecturers. A solid overview of the syllabus. Thank you

CA
Salisbury District Hospital, Salisbury

Excellent content; very relevant case examples and presentations. The entire physiology/critical care syllabus was covered in a day (although a long day!). Thank you very much for the enthusiastic teaching

MT
Raigmore Hospital, Inverness

Well organized, very relevant to the exam. Lectures were keen to teach and dealt with the questions well. Long day but wouldn’t want to anything removed from the timetable as very useful revision

KAY
Manchester Royal Infirmary