The presentation method we've taught at Ealing since 1993 — free.

48 pages. The presentation skeleton, the sorting algorithm for every examination station, the universal negatives to say in every case, four fully worked cases and the twenty-minute consultation structure. The same method our tutors teach on the course.

• The skeleton — one structure for every station, so the examiner hears a diagnosis in the first sentence, not a list of findings.
• The sorting algorithms — the five respiratory boxes, six cardiac, six abdominal, and localise-first for neurology.
• The universal negatives — the severity sentence to learn once and say at every station.
• Four worked cases — pulmonary fibrosis, aortic stenosis, spastic paraparesis and the renal transplant patient, presented word for word with the viva behind each.
• The consultation — the fifteen-plus-five structure, the eight questions, and the spot diagnoses to recognise from the door.

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