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Candidates, examiners, simulated patients, administration staff and invigilators do not need to wear a face mask but may choose to do so by personal preference. Spare face masks, alcohol hand sanitiser and surface wipes will be available in the station if required. Gloves of differing sizes will only be made available within clinical examination and clinical procedure stations where they are required to be used in.  \n2. Upon your arrival you will be signed in, receive a copy of the station you will be examining, and directed to the examiner calibration area where OSCE Lead will deliver a short calibration session and answer any questions you may have. Following this, you will have approximately 20min to meet the simulated patient in your allocated exam room and review the station again & make any local adjustments with them if required.  \n3. It is compulsory for all examiners to watch the 6 minute briefing video: OSCE Examiner Briefing prior to examining.  \nStation Timings  \nAll stations are ten minutes in duration. You must not move candidates on to additional tasks during the station; they are responsible for managing their own time. An alert will be sounded during the station as follows:  \nI. At the start (whistle): candidates must enter the station and then commence their station tasks.  \nII. At eight minutes (horn): candidates have two minutes remaining to complete their tasks.  \nIII. At ten minutes (timer + whistle): candidates must move onto their next station.  \nIf a candidate finishes the station early, they must remain in the station until the alert is sounded at ten minutes. 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