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The grade will be weighted according to the number of weeks in the rotation. (The ‘rotation-week’) .\u003Cbr>There are 22 weeks of Core rotations. Core rotations consist of 12 one-week grades and 5 two-week grades.\u003Cbr>There are 6 weeks of Tracking rotations. All track rotations are two-week grades except for Small Animal 3 which comprises of two, one-week grades.\u003Cbr>Practical Skills Examination\u003Cbr>Consisting of Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs)\u003Cbr>Assessment of a defined list of skills (Skills List) during Rotations following the Direct Observation of Procedural Skills (DOPS) format.\u003Cbr>Extra Mural Studies Placement (EMS)\u003Cbr>13 weeks of EMS experience (in accordance with the EMS and AHEMS guidelines applicable to the year of study) |\n| 6. | Requirement to be Completed to Permit Entry to the Examination\u003Cbr>To have satisfactory attendance according to RVC Policy. To have sufficient attendance at each rotation to enable grading. |\n| 7.\u003Cbr>7.1.\u003Cbr>7.2. | Marking Criteria\u003Cbr>Core and Track Rotations\u003Cbr>Students’ performance in the rotation will be graded according to agreed College Criteria Students’ performance in each rotation is awarded an overall grade of a ‘Pass’ or a ‘Fail’ with the following categories being taken in to account:\u003Cbr>• Professional Activity\u003Cbr>• Practical Skills\u003Cbr>• Clinical Reasoning and Knowledge\u003Cbr>Direct Observation of Procedural Skills (DOPS)\u003Cbr>An overall result of “Competent” will be awarded for an individual DOPS assessment when a student has gained no more than one ‘Borderline Expected Competency’ grade (BLEC) for any assessment component, with all others graded as competent. If a student gains a grade of ‘Below Expected Competency’ (BEC) or gains two ‘Borderline Expected Competency’grades within a DOPS assessment, an overall result of “Not Yet Competent”will be awarded. |\n\n\n| 7.3.\u003Cbr>7.4. | Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)\u003Cbr>A pass mark will be set for each OSCE station according to approved and accepted standard setting protocols. The minimum number of stations to be passed will also be set. The final mark will then be normalised and scaled.\u003Cbr>Extra Mural Studies Placements (EMS and AHEMS)\u003Cbr>Submission of appropriate documentation by the format, timings and deadlines specified for the student’s EMS or AHEMS placements. |\n| --- | --- |\n| 8.\u003Cbr>8.1.\u003Cbr>8.2.\u003Cbr>8.3.\u003Cbr>8.4. | Allocation of Marks and any Additional Requirements\u003Cbr>Core and Track Rotations\u003Cbr>Overall Grade for Each Rotation:\u003Cbr>To pass a rotation a student must achieve a ‘Pass’ in each of the categories listed in section 7.1 above.\u003Cbr>The allocation of a ‘Fail’ grade to any category within a rotation will mean the rotation will be failed overall.\u003Cbr>Direct Observation of Procedural Skills (DOPS)\u003Cbr>See section 7.2 above.\u003Cbr>Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)\u003Cbr>See section 7.3 above.\u003Cbr>Extra Mural Studies Placement (EMS)\u003Cbr>EMS placements are not graded but need to be satisfactorily completed and appropriate documentation submitted. |\n| 9.\u003Cbr>9.1.\u003Cbr>9.2. | Requirements to Pass Overall\u003Cbr>First Sit\u003Cbr>In order to pass a candidate will be required to have:\u003Cbr>Passed each of the individual Core & Track Rotations AND\u003Cbr>Passed the Practical Skills Examination (OSCE) having obtained at least an aggregated average of 50% from the OSCE; and have passed the minimum number of OSCE stations;\u003Cbr>AND\u003Cbr>Gained a mark of “Competent” in all DOPS Skills; AND\u003Cbr>Completed 17 weeks of EMS experience AND\u003Cbr>Be able to complete the course within 5 years from the start of year 3.\u003C","cbCairCEpx4YCyg8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairCEpx4YCyg8","pdf",96127,"English","# Form of Examination\n## Core and Track Rotations\n## Practical Skills Examination\n## Extra Mural Studies Placement (EMS)\n# Marking Criteria\n## Core and Track Rotations\n## Direct Observation of Procedural Skills (DOPS)\n## Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)\n## Extra Mural Studies Placements (EMS and AHEMS)\n# Requirements to Pass Overall\n## First Sit\n## Resit\n# Consequences of Failure","[{\"question\":\"What examination components are assessed in Finals Part I?\",\"answer\":\"Finals Part I assesses core and track rotations, practical skills through OSCEs and DOPS skills lists, and an Extra Mural Studies Placement (EMS) experience.\"},{\"question\":\"How are core and track rotations graded?\",\"answer\":\"Each rotation has a weighted summative grade weighted by the number of weeks in the rotation. 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