Guest guest Posted May 20, 2012 Report Share Posted May 20, 2012 Hi All I know is that what ever is available from nice you can see that on their website. Most important nice guidelines are available in the Skully according to the topic e.g. bacterial endocarditis prophylaxis etc. Just concentrate on the feedbacks and see which guidelines have questions and read them accordingly. BDJ topics are good but I did not have time reading them when I was preparing. Some people do point out that there are questions from them. Personaly to me, there are few topics like different crowns and their indications,lots of questions on these, which you can benefit most from BDJ website and this part is a free series and you dont have to join or subscribe as far as I know. For me, everything is between three books- pink book, churchill and skully plus the most important feedbacks. I had lots of books but to be honest the amount of information available between these books is so vast and if you can hold on to these and revise them properly. You will surely pass. Other thing which we have to remember is that we dont have to get everything right. only 50%. So trust me there will be lots of questions which you can leave as well. Focus on important and you will pass. > > Hi Sabreena > > 1.Please could you forward me the CKL course files on prostho and university of michigen lecture.Also safe mgnt of health care waste from space for health.nhs.uk. > > 2. which all guidelines do we need to read from NICE? > > 3. What all to read from BDJ? Do we need to take membership/subscribe for it or we should read old topics (discussion). > > 4. Do we need to read cawson for oral pathology and medicine completely or only selected chapters? > > And one more favor can i add you on skype:-) > > Thanks > > Saroj > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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