Ace Your Medical Exams

Doctors like logic and science. This is a study plan which is logical and scientific, clear, concise, and unbelievably helpful. Dr. Charles Ovadia, FRACGP College Examiner.

I will be strongly recommending this book to all medical specialty trainees and medical students. Dr. Frank Piscioneri, Supervisor of General Surgical Training, The Canberra Hospital, ACT.

I approached the exam with confidence rather than trepidation. I wish I’d been taught how to study for exams in medical school. Dr. Joanna Longley, Hervey Bay Hospital, Qld.

This book contains practical advice and tips on how to study smarter, not harder, with tried and tested study plans. It is an invaluable resource for both trainees and their supervisors. Dr. Mary Pinder, Chair, Assessments Committee, CICM

Patsy, you have the ability to not only show us a way to successfully passing these exams, you turned the whole journey into something fun: instead of feeling guilty every day, I did less studying but enjoyed it AND had time for myself - and passed the exams easily. Dr. med Nina Kloth, FANZCA, Kilchberg, Switzerland
I only wish I had known Patsy when I was training for my own specialist examinations.  I will be putting this book straight onto the “must read” list for all our future specialist trainees! Dr. Bronwyn Avard, CICM College Examiner

I was absolutely delighted when Associate Professor Tremayne told me that she was writing a book to distil all her experience and knowledge in helping doctors and senior medical students pass their examinations. I commend it to the reader, and I fully expect it to take its place on the bookshelves of countless registrars and students, and the consultants responsible for their training and examination. Professor John Watson, AM, FRACP College Examiner

I have, over the years, seen the fruits of Dr Tremayne’s techniques through a number of younger colleagues who have benefitted from her sessions and time. I, and all of us involved in mentoring young doctors, thoroughly endorse this formalisation of her skills and approaches in this book. Professor Mohamed Khadra, Professor of Surgery