Navigating social media boundaries is key for doctors. Maintain trust by keeping interactions with patients professional and confidential.

Handling parental concerns about developmental delays requires empathy, clear communication, and structured follow-up for reassurance.

Master the PLAB 2 telephone consultation: learn to balance focused history-taking, clear provisional diagnosis, and patient-centered care.

Learning to handle high-stake PLAB 2 scenarios with angry patients by learning how to disclose misdiagnoses with empathy and professionalism

Manage bulimia in teens, addressing life-threatening risks, communicating empathetically, and referring to specialist mental health services

Manage angry parents by acknowledging concerns, apologizing, and ensuring immediate care for premature babies to prevent infection risks.

Learn how to disclose medical errors, manage patient anger, and maintain trust with effective communication and empathy in high-pressure.

Master PLAB 2 clinical scenarios: from history taking and examination to diagnosis and management, ensuring comprehensive care.

Discover top tips for acing the PLAB 2 exam, from understanding the format and using reliable resources to practicing communication skills.

Learn what to expect on the day of your PLAB 2 exam, including arrival, ID requirements, exam format, dress code, and post-exam conduct tips

Build rapport, check understanding, use mnemonics (FLAWS), correct errors politely, engage interactively, and emphasize referrals and follow

Recognize and address angry patient concerns, gather detailed info on infection, validate emotions, explain, apologize, offer PALS.

Identify STIs in minors quickly, address abuse and legal issues, involve seniors, and ensure follow-up for support and safety netting.

Focus on UTI symptoms, respect gender identity, gather relevant history, provide pain relief, refer to support groups, clear comminucation.

Participate in a free mock test study for the UKMLA-CPSA (PLAB 2) exam, receive personalized feedback, and help improve exam preparation.

Examiner delves into the intricacies of effectively delivering bad news through minimizing data gathering and understanding patient concerns

Effective back pain management involves empathy, detailed data gathering, and holistic care. Focus on patient concerns.