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This guide offers practice questions for the Fellowship of the College of Anaesthesiologists of South Africa (FCFP SA) exams, focusing on providing anaesthesia in district hospitals. It aligns with Entrustable Professional Activity 6 and includes model answers online.

Keywords:

FCFP (SA) examination anaesthesia clinical governance evidence-based practice family physicians obstetric safety

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Anaesthesiology
Surgical Training

Background:

The Fellowship of the College of Anaesthesiologists of South Africa (FCFP SA) examination assesses anaesthesiology trainees.
Part A of the FCFP (SA) examination includes written and clinical components.
District hospital anaesthesia presents unique challenges and requires specific competencies.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide examples of question formats for the FCFP (SA) Part A examination.
To align educational content with Entrustable Professional Activity (EPA) 6: Providing anaesthesia in the district hospital operating theatre.
To support anaesthesiology fellows in preparing for their examinations.

Main Methods:

The 'Mastering your Fellowship' series presents sample questions mirroring the FCFP (SA) examination format.
Content is specifically tailored to EPA 6, focusing on district hospital anaesthesia scenarios.
Model answers are provided online to facilitate self-assessment and learning.

Main Results:

The series offers practical examples of examination questions relevant to anaesthesiology training.
The content directly addresses the skills and knowledge required for EPA 6.
Availability of model answers enhances the utility of the resource for self-study.

Conclusions:

This resource aids anaesthesiology trainees in preparing for the FCFP (SA) examination, particularly for district hospital settings.
Alignment with EPA 6 ensures training relevance and competency development.
The 'Mastering your Fellowship' series serves as a valuable study aid for FCFP (SA) candidates.