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Master Ethics & Consent for the MCCQE Part I

Most candidates lose easy marks here.

Not because it’s hard.
Because they don’t understand how examiners think.

What this course covers

You learn how to handle real clinical scenarios involving:

  • Informed consent
  • Capacity assessment
  • Confidentiality
  • Substitute decision-making
  • End-of-life care
  • Disclosure of errors
  • Professional boundaries

What you will learn

  • How to identify when a patient has capacity
  • How to take proper informed consent step by step
  • When you can break confidentiality
  • How to handle difficult conversations
  • What the “next best ethical action” is

How it is taught

  • Case-based scenarios (like the real exam)
  • Step-by-step breakdown of answers
  • Common traps and how to avoid them
  • Simple frameworks you can apply instantly

Why students struggle

  • They memorize rules without understanding
  • They overthink simple scenarios
  • They don’t practice decision-making

We fix that.

What makes this different

  • Focus on application, not theory
  • Built around real MCCQE1-style questions
  • Trains you to respond like a Canadian physician

Your outcome

  • You stop guessing
  • You answer ethics questions with confidence
  • You secure easy marks most people lose

Who this is for

  • IMGs preparing for MCCQE1
  • Students weak in ethics questions
  • Candidates who want quick score improvement

Train your judgment.

Answer with clarity.

Pass with confidence.

 
 

 

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What Will You Learn?

  • How to approach and solve MCCQE Part I questions step by step
  • Clinical decision-making and “next best step” thinking
  • High-yield topics across all core subjects
  • How to avoid common exam traps
  • Time management and exam strategy
  • How to think like a Canadian physician in real scenarios

Course Content

1. Internal Medicine & Subspecialties
This is your foundation. Most questions come from here. Includes: Cardiology Respiratory Gastroenterology Endocrinology Nephrology Infectious diseases Rheumatology Hematology Oncology What you focus on: Diagnosis patterns First-line investigations First-line treatment

  • Infectious Disease with Dr Farah
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  • Hermatology Weekly Task
  • TASK ON NEPHROLOGGY & MEDICAL GENETICS
  • Rheumatology with Dr. Michael
  • Nephrology with Dr. Farah
  • Pulmonology with Dr. Farah 1
  • Pulmonology with Dr. Farah 2
  • Cardiology with Dr. Tina 1
  • Cardiology with Dr. Tina 2
  • Cardiology with Dr. Tina 3
  • Cardiology with Dr. Tina 4
  • Endocrinology with Dr Michael
  • ENDOCRINOLOGY PART 2 HIGH YIELD VIDEO
  • ENDOCRINOLOGY PART 3 HIGH YIELD VIDEO
  • ENDOCRINOLOGY PART 4 HIGH YIELD VIDEO
  • ENDOCRINOLOGY PART 5 HIGH YIELD VIDEO
  • ENDOCRINOLOGY PART 6 HIGH YIELD VIDEO
  • ECG
  • Preventive Medcine

2. Surgery & Acute Care
Not about doing surgery. It’s about decisions. Includes: General surgery Trauma care Orthopedics Emergency medicine basics Pre-op and post-op care What you focus on: When to operate vs observe Initial stabilization (ABC approach) Complications

3. Women & Child Health
Combines two high-yield areas. Includes: Obstetrics (pregnancy, delivery, complications) Gynecology (menstrual issues, contraception, STIs) Pediatrics (growth, vaccines, childhood diseases, neonatology) What you focus on: Timelines (pregnancy weeks, child milestones) Screening and prevention Common emergencies

4. Mental Health & Behavioral Medicine
Straightforward but heavily tested. Includes: Psychiatry (depression, anxiety, psychosis) Substance abuse Behavioral disorders Communication skills What you focus on: Diagnosis from scenarios First-line therapy (drug vs therapy) Patient interaction

5. Public Health, Ethics & Clinical Decision-Making
This is where many people lose marks. Includes: Epidemiology Screening guidelines Vaccination Ethics (consent, confidentiality, capacity) Health systems Preventive medicine What you focus on: “Next best step” questions Risk vs benefit decisions Legal/ethical correctness

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