What is the difference between the two textbooks?

We currently offer two textbooks to support your OSCE preparation. Here's a quick overview of how they differ and what each book includes.

OSCE Checklists Book

A compact, portable reference book containing 130 OSCE checklists across:

Clinical examinations
Procedures
Communication skills

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Key features:

Spiral-bound - lays flat during use
B5 size - ultra-portable
QR codes linking to detailed OSCE guides and practice stations
Ideal for revision sessions and quick refreshers

Where to buy:

Clinical Examination Book

A comprehensive OSCE revision guide covering 50+ clinical examinations.

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Key features:

High-yield summaries for over 50 clinical exams
OSCE checklists included alongside exam content
Detailed knowledge sections on common conditions and key clinical findings
QR codes linking to relevant guides, flashcards, and OSCE stations

Where to buy:

Not sure which to pick? The Checklists Book is a pocket companion for practising and marking, while the Clinical Examination Book teaches the content behind each exam. Plenty of students use both.

Updated on: 04/09/2026

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